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Chapter 1 1.      Introduction 1.1   Geography of Egypt The Arab Republic of Egypt ( Jumhuriat Misr al-'Arabiyah) is a country that situated in the north-eastern corner of Africa and south-western Asia.   Cairo (Al-Qahira) is the capital city of Egypt. It is bordered by Libya to the west, Sudan to the south, the Red Sea to the east, and the Mediterranean Sea to the north. Egypt has the largest, most densely settled population among the Arab countries. (Gale, 2007) The total area of the country covers approximately one million square kilometers. The total land area is 995,560 Km2 (384,388 sq. miles). (Population, 2017) Egypt includes parts of the Sahara Desert, Libyan Desert, and the Nile River, which runs from south to north.   (Michigan state university, 2017) The majority of Egyptians live either in the Nile Delta located in the north of the country or in the narrow Nile Valley south of Cairo.   (Ministry of Health and Populatio...

Two ways in which the French revolution could have been avoided. 1.       The French Revolution could have been avoided if the monarchy would have listen to the demands of their people and respected their demands.   If the government would have looked at their spending and economy they could have effectively saved themselves from a royal downward spiral into debt. Some says the downfall began once Queen Marie Antoinette was selected as a wife for King Louis XVI. Many French citizens and nationalists were offended that the government and King Louis XVI predecessor chose an Austrian alliance instead of choosing a woman in the French kingdom or common realms to marry. But of course, if King Louis XVI had married someone in the French kingdom that could have put France at a security low point without an Austrian alliance with Maria Theresa 2.       If the French had managed their finances better, which would have been helped by no...

International relations theory is a study of international relations in the theoretical perspective. It endeavors to provide a conceptual framework upon which international relations can be analyzed. Realism and idealism are the example of the international relations theory. The similarities between Realism and idealism. Both idealism and realism, as theoretical terms, deal with the relationship between our minds and the world. Idealism is the view that things exist only as ideas, with no reality as material objects outside of the mind. Realism is the view that objects exist in themselves, independently of our consciousness of them. Political realism and political idealism vied as conceptual rivals for understanding international relations, for analyzing the decision-making of inter-state actors, for qualifying what policies should or should not see the light of day, and for justifying or criticizing the kinds of policies that went forward from each other’s...

The industrial revolution brought many changes in social life. It effects the people in several aspects such as in working conditions, living conditions, urbanization, public health, child labour, role of women, wealth and income. Some of the changes are still exist till the present but some are not. There are three effects of the industrial revolutions which are no longer exist in the present day those are child labour, injustice to working class and poor public health service for working class. The first one, the child labour is not exist anymore in present day due to the government impose some rules to restrict the child labour. The government regulate the age for the workers in order to protect their rights, security and their welfare. In the past, the child labour was suffer because of the factory which they were work effect their health. The factory condition is not suitable for the children such as the smoke of the factory or others chemical product of factory that effect th...