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Afghanistan's past is rough. First in the early 1980's the country went to war with Russia. Eventually Russia moved out of the country but a new force had rose to power, the Taliban. The Taliban was a radical Islamic group who ruled Afghanistan with an iron fist. First they limited women's presence in culture and made them almost nonexistent. The September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks against New York caused the United States to get involved with the problem in Afghanistan. But soon after in 2002 the Taliban was defeated by the combined efforts of the US forces and Afghani rebels. Afterwards Afghanistan returned to normal, daily life.

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Afghanistan's flag is three colors, red, green, and black, along with a white outlined crest in the center. The black represents it's obscure past, the red represents blood shed for independence, and the green represents prosperity from agriculture.

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In the picture below is an Afghan hound, a major staple of Afghani life. In healthy conditions they can way up to fifty or sixty pounds, are around two feet tall, and have a lifespan of ten to twelve years.

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Pictured below is a large city of Afghan mud huts. They get there name because, like the name implies, they are made of mud. They also take on a brown color because of the mud.

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Persian rigs are major ways that Afghans make a profit. usually it can take a year to make an average size Persian rug. In America, a Persian rug can go from anywhere from one thousand to eight thousand, but in Afghanistan they are only around eight hundred to a thousand

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This link will take you to a short video of Afghan history. It's a little shaky but it's well researched.

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Afghanistan's music is wide spread, from folk songs to modern music to classical. Many people in Afghanistan practice music with their families. Music has been influenced by Greek, Indian, and Persian settlers.