'President hosni mubarak' presentation slideshows

The Arab Spring

The Arab Spring. Understanding the Revolutions of 2011 by Jack O. Goldstone The Post-Islamist Revolutions by Asef Bayat. A political cartoon by Carlos Latuff depicting President of Egypt Hosni Mubarak facing the Tunisian knock-on domino effect. The Arab Spring.

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An Arab Spring Or Lost Revolutions

An Arab Spring Or Lost Revolutions. Revolutions. If poverty is the cause of revolutions, there would be revolutions all the time. What is needed to turn a million people's grumbling discontent into a crowd on the streets is a spark to electrify them. Leon Trotsky. Revolutions past.

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Out of a Village in Egypt: Portrait of a Facebook Rebel

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The E-Majlis | Saudi Ministers in Social Media

The E-Majlis | Saudi Ministers in Social Media. Definition From Wikipedia.

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Arab Spring

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Social Studies 9: Current Events Revolution in Egypt

Social Studies 9: Current Events Revolution in Egypt. January/February 2011. Quick Facts About Egypt. Established in 3100 B.C Today has a population of approximately 79 million Its people speak Arabic and 99% are Egyptian the country staged its first modern revolution in 1919

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Middle Eastern Countries

Middle Eastern Countries. By: Alyssa Teegarden. Tunisia. Tunisian Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali resigned on Febuary 19 th , 2013.

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Middle Eastern Change

Middle Eastern Change. James Winebrenner. Tunisia. The T unisian Revolution was a violent outbreak eventually leading to the ousting of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

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Egypt

Egypt. Wyatt J. Ewert. Geography. Climate: (Desert) Hot, dry climate. Moderate winters. Location: Northern Africa, between Libya and Gaza Strip, borders Mediterranean Sea, borders Red Sea north of Sudan, includes the Asian Sinai Peninsula. General Info. Population: 82,079,636

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Unrest Begins in Tunisia

Unrest Begins in Tunisia. Like many other young Tunisians, Mohammed Bouazizi was struggling to make a living in impoverished Tunisia. Although he had graduated high school, opportunities were little and he managed to support his family of 8 for seven years by selling produce from a pushcart.

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Homeroom assignment for 1/31/11

Homeroom assignment for 1/31/11. Revolt in Egypt What were some of the reasons for the protests in Egypt, and how did it get started? Who is Hosni Mubarak? Gen Money: College Debt Do you think a student loan is a wise investment?. Vocabulary.

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Textual Relations

Relational Inference for Wikification. Xiao Cheng and Dan Roth.

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