Open Question: hows my research essay?
please tell me what grade you think it deserves
Please if somethings wrong with it tell me so i can fix it
(i have no conclusion paragraph so far)
Jordan is one of the few remaining hereditary kingdoms in the Middle East; that has chosen a path of modernization. This has allowed the nation to experience changes economically and culturally. Jordan has emerged as a leading and influential Middle East country. Jordan is a very interesting country and there are many historical events that have occurred in Jordan.
Jordan is an Arab country, located in the heart of the Middle East. It is bordered by Syria in the north, Iraq in the northeast, Israel and the West Bank in the west, and Saudi Arabia in the east and south. Apart from that, it also shares the coastlines of the Dead Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba, with Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. Jordan also has an access, though narrow, to the Red Sea, via the port city of Aqaba.
The capital of Jordan is Amman. There are over 2 million people living in Amman alone. The population of all of Jordan is 6.05 million. The main cities in Jordan are Amman, Zarqa, Aqaba, Irbid, and Salt.
King Hussein was the longtime ruler of the nation of Jordan. He went to school in Egypt and at the British Royal Military Academy in Sand Hurst; the king was 18 years old when he took the throne in 1953 after the death of his grandfather, King Abdullah. King Hussein spent six months in the U.S. being treated for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
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He died from the disease in February of 1999, leaving his eldest son Abdullah II as his successor. All together King Hussein ruled for 47 years.
The Jordanian flag symbolizes the Kingdom’s roots in the Great Arab Revolt of 1916; it is adapted from the revolt banner. The black, white and green bands represent the Arab Abbasid, Umayyad and Fatimid dynasties respectively, while the triangle joining the bands represents the Hashemite dynasty. The seven-pointed Islamic star set in the center of the crimson triangle represents the seven verses of Surat Al-Fatiha, the first sura in the Holy Qura’n.
The summers in Jordan are hot and dry. Although they have cool evenings. In Jordan, the climate is dry and hot desert with rainy seasons in west from November to April. Winters are cold and wet. Most rain falls between October and March, and snow can occur. The climate is influenced by Jordan’s location between the subtropical aridity of the Arabian Desert areas and the subtropical humidity of the eastern Mediterranean area. January is the coldest month of the year.
The official language in Jordan is Arabic, Although, English is widely spoken. Ninety eight percent of people in Jordan are Arabic. Jordanian citizens are up to ninety three percent of the population in Jordan. Ninety eight percent of people in Jordan are Sunni Muslim.
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Jordan has been Independent for 62 years. Jordan?s Independence Day is on the 25 of May. Not only is this a particular moment in history when Jordan gained sovereignty back from English Mandatory power in 1946. It is the day the Great Arab Revolt 90 years ago, which was a revolt lead by the grandfather of the Hashimites & the King of Hijaz, Sharif Hussein Ben Ali, against the Ottoman Empire, a great day for the entire Arab world.
The Constitution that was known in 1952 was improved in 1974, 1976, and 1984 remained in force in 1989. ?It declares Jordan a hereditary monarchy with a parliamentary form of government and defines the people as the source of all powers.? The people are officially stated as being part of the Arab nation. Islam is the official religion of the state and Arabic the official language. In nearly forty years of experience with the Constitution, adherence to the fundamental law of the land has varied in spirit as well as in practice from time to time, depending upon domestic and external circumstances.
In AD 1263, the Mamluk ruler, Baybars, enlarged and built a tower on the north-west corner. In AD 1840, Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt captured the castle and destroyed much of its fortifications. The castle extends over the southern part of the plateau. It is a notable example of Crusader architecture, a mixture of European, Byzantine, and Arab designs.
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Its walls are strengthened with rectangular projecting towers, long stone vaulted galleries are lighted only by narrow slits, and it contains a deep moat from the west, which completely isolates the sit
Wed, 18 Feb 2009 04:12:04 GMT
Open Question: Is there something wrong with my heart?
I’m 15 years old (boy) and when I was 13 I had Splenectomy (Removal of Spleen) because my brother pulled me down the stairs, made me turn and hit the bannister at the bottom of the stairs. Now I don’t know if these are heart murmurs, but somethings my heart does an odd beat or something, then it comes back to normal but really fast. Say when I’m resting in bed, at random times, it’s like I feel it in my body, sometimes it happens twice a day, sometimes no times a day, but recently a lot over the past say.. month? I don’t have any heart problems as far as I recall but I’m not sure!
I’m scared that I’m going to have a heart attack.
Those beats don’t bring pain, they just feel weird, irritating and uncomfortable. I do admit, I was watching p— the other night when this beat came, then my heart kept beating fast for a bit, I was really scared, I couldn’t sleep for hours.. can someone tell me if I should worry? I actually want to watch duhduhduh now but I’m so scared, why is my life so bad what have I done, I’m gay, I hardly have any friends and my brother is better than me at everything, except drumming and computers. Tennis, basketball, football, making friends, letting people like him, you name it he can do it and I can’t do a thing, I cry every night because of this. (off-topic sorry)
I have thought of killing myself/committing suicide a few times but I’m scared for my family. It’s just that my life is so unperfect and I think my health isn’t good (I eat healthy, I exercise occasionally and I’m not fat) but I don’t feel right. When those beats happen it makes me want to breathe in, it’s like it quickly steals my air for a second, that’s what makes me notice it.
Wed, 18 Feb 2009 01:32:43 GMT
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