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"The Gulag Archipelago" is a book written in 3 volumes by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn . The book was first published in 1973 and was then translated to English. This was the fist book to shed light on the horrors that were endured in the Soviet work camps.

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YLP Germany & Burkina Faso - German Artifact

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Source 3 is a video describing what influenced the making of the Neuschwanstein Castle, along with how it has influenced other things since. The Neuschwanstein Castle is greatly influenced by Romanesque, Gothic, and many things between. King Ludwig II wanted it to be similar to German palaces of the past.

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stevendudley

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By: Jacob Kimmey

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Asa Y. Brunk
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Maxwell Hahn

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The Kaaba-- a large black cube of religious significance in the Islamic faith. The Kaaba is the holiest site in Mecca, which is the holiest city for Muslims; therefore, it is arguably the holiest site in all of Islam. The Kaaba is constantly circled by those completing Hajj (pilgrimage), one of the five Pillars of Islam.

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Moai are mysterious head-shaped statues on Easter Island that were lined up in place by earlier people. However, there is more to them than meets the eye. How did they get to where they are, and why did people make them? All that can be answered in this presentation.

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Jenna Archer
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/india-ecuador/culture/cornerstone

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DJ Chehovin
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/forbiddencity/home

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This is a map illustrating where Mayans lived. El Salvador borders the Pacific Ocean, Guatemala, and Honduras. They share similar historical cultures due to the Mayan influence they have in common. Much of the Yucatan peninsula was dominated by Mayans. The common history acts as a centripetal force for these neighboring countries.

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Cole Lutcavage
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/aphugcornerstonecolemlutcavage/

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Katie Leatherman
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/cornerstone-aphug/home

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Grace Wiedman
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/maasai-beads-cornerstone/home

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Chinese Crossbow

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This image is the ancient Chinese crossbow (top) and it was a very dangerous and modern addition to the Chinese military, and it completely changed how and what the Chinese did. The crossbow allowed for the Chinese to become powerful and it changed the way people fought throughout the entirety of the ancient world.

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Sam Burdette

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Tori Freeny
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/togo-czechia/cornerstone

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Connor Crone
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/mosinnagant/home

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Hannah Wilburn

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https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/greatwallofchina/home
Angelina Mateo

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https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/koreas-treasure-crowns-of-sill/home
Hayley Franks

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Aydee Lopez

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"The Great Wall of China is a series of fortifications made of stone, brick, tamped earth, wood, and other materials, generally built along an east-to-west line across the historical northern borders of China to protect the Chinese states and empires against raids and invasions of the various nomadic groups of Eurasian Steppe with an eye to expansion."

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Steven Dudley
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ozHvNT2NmHIXnUMjDOkL87-uMiL8DS2b/view

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Nick Bottini
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/cornerstone-nickbottini/home

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Thalia Correa

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Abdiweli abdi

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Kyle Costello
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/cornerstone-kylecostello/home

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Michael Allen

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Source #4: This is very credible and I can understand it very well when I read the first part of the source made me pick this to use because of the information that it was portraying. It changed the way that I looked a tit because it was on a museum website which means it is very valuable and important.

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Emily Wensel

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Jasmyn Brackbill

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King Tut- Egypt

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King Tutankhamun was born circa 1341 B.C.E. in ancient Egypt. He was an Egyptian pharaoh of the 18th dynasty ruled c. 1332-1323 BC in the conventional chronology, during the period of Egyptian History known as the New Kingdom or sometimes the New Empire Period.

Source #1: https://www.biography.com/people/king-tut-9512446

This primary source helps me understand part of his life or just the outside part of his life which most people know about. His birth of date and death was Egypt. King Tut was only 19 at the time of his death. Scientists believe he may have died from a gangrene infection to the leg.

This picture source is to help people understand more about the tomb and where is located. The tomb's are usually really big and have many rooms to it. It changes my perspective on the subject because I would think that their tombs were small and compact like our tombs nowadays they are just big with many rooms. The way that the tombs are made and designed are usually very big and for him to have that big of a tomb he must've a lot of power back in his days. They usually have 5 rooms plus and they are filled with treasures, things they used in their everyday lifestyle.

The way that king Tut died and the way he had a painful death. It does change my perspective on the death of the person because I would think he had a normal death but instead he died in a very painful way. The way that they explained how he died in a way that no king has died in his age. Although there is some speculation that Tutankhamun was assassinated, the consensus is that his death was accidental. A CT scan taken in 2005 showed that he had suffered a compound left leg fracture shortly before his death, and that the leg had become infected.

Source #4: "8 Things you (probably) didn't know about Tutankhamun." History Extra, edited by JoyceTyldesley
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By this source now I can see that even though he was a king, he still did normal things like us such as: hunt ostrich, and he liked his iron knife, all this little details. He is a king but he has the smallest royal tomb in the "Valley Of The Kings". He was buried in a second hand coffin, but it's the most expensive coffin in the world. One of the most interesting facts is his heart is missing. instead he was provided with an amuletic scarab inscribed with a funerary spell. This may have happened simply because the undertakers were careless, but it could also be a sign that Tutankhamun died far from home. By the time his body arrived at the undertakers' workshop, his heart may have been too decayed to be preserved.

This secondary source describes theories of what causes the death of King Tut, It just seem very rare to seem or believe that he was killed by a disease so of course there is different theories such as: Tutankhamun's death suggests that he was murdered by General Horemheb, a man of low birth who became one of Akhenaten's closest advisors. Under Tutankhamun, he was appointed commander-in-chief of the army and deputy of the king. Following the demise of Tutankhamun and Ay, Horemheb became pharaoh. During his reign, he had the names of Akhenaten, Tutankhamun and Ay removed from the royal list of pharaohs, which suggests that he had personal reasons for eradicating those rulers from the records. Till this day all we have is a dead deficated body and can't really ask or do anything.

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Jeremy Fetterhoff

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Kathleen Kessler

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Logan Bedard

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Najma Addirahman

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Diego Martinez
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/allianz-arena/home

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Dalton Sledzinski
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/daltonscornerstone-thenebrasky/home

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Kyle Costello

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Meet Google Drive - One place for all your files

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The Burj Khalifa is the world's tallest building and is located in Dubai, UAE. Starting construction in 2004 and opening in 2010, the Burj Khalifa costed about 1.5 billion dollars to make. It was part of an effort to make a new downtown Dubai. The building along with many other infrastructure projects renewed the city of Dubai. The building was supposed to be called the Burj Dubai, but Dubai's neighboring province of Abu Dhabi bailed out Dubai and gave them money to finish the project. Thus the building was named after its leader and the president of the UAE, Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

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Kaitlyn Myers https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QhAlEMCqUXtc1nJZNBc7UyEbHnSms8IB/view

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Ashley Boyer

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Kaeli Hart
https://sites.google.com/s/1EUB8fVX2OLuBokHuaiWFMojeUTzr0X7A/p/1-ch3WIVxxhu6e421bPrqywnpHy8EbgDJ/edit

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Mercedes Aleshire

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Amber Small

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Australia (There wasn't a closer region for it): Didgeridoo

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Australia (There wasn't a closer region for it): Didgeridoo

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Josiah Truitt

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Rezna Mahmoud

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Haven Myers-Hanks

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AJ Stutzman
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/nurburgring-nordschleife/home

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Source #3:

https://www.planetware.com/tourist-attractions-/pyramids-of-giza-egy-giza-giza.htm.

This map is very well laid out and helps the reader to better understand the layout of the cite in Giza. Before taking a deep in depth look at this map at had very little knowledge on the various names of each pyramid, and how they are laid out respectively. I got a much better understanding of this area through studying this map. In fact this map change how I perceived this site because I now realize, through using the map scale, that the various Pyramids and other cultural landscape items are a lot closer than I originally thought. I still am left to wonder who exactly created this map, and what their experience is, but regardless this document has greatly increased my understand of Giza and the placement of the pyramids.

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Source #3: https://www.planetware.com/tourist-attractions-/pyramids-of-giza-egy-giza-giza.htm. This map is very well laid out and helps the reader to better understand the layout of the cite in Giza. Before taking a deep in depth look at this map at had very little knowledge on the various names of each pyramid, and how they are laid out respectively.

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Carley Trostle

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William Gallagher

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Ethan Smith
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/guatemala-stone-head/home

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https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/nazar-amulet/home

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Due to popularity, the amulet has found its way in parts of the Western world as well. The Nazar or the Eye have been in many logos but are designed that people do not notice them right away. An example would the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup, it used the Nazar in the logo.

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Liz Calvin
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Jarred Gaffney
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/great-wall-jarred-gaffney/home

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Zoey Wasson
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/thehopediamond/home

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Russian nesting dolls
https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/courtcam/home

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Jack Hamilton

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The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a bell tower, built for the Duomo di Pisa, or the church of Pisa, Italy. It was built standing upright, but due to the soft ground and weak base it was constructed on, it began tilting and is now standing at the angle visible today, about 3.99 degrees off center after restoration work was done from 1990-2001 reducing its tilt by about 1.51 degrees.

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The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a bell tower, built for the Duomo di Pisa, or the church of Pisa, Italy. It was built standing upright, but due to the soft ground and weak base it was constructed on, it began tilting and is now standing at the angle visible today, about 3.99 degrees off center after restoration work was done from 1990-2001 reducing its tilt by about 1.51 degrees.

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The Colosseum is a historical monument made out of stone and concrete that was built between the span of 70 A.D. and 80 A.D. It is located in Rome, Italy and was a source of entertainment for many Roman citizens, as there were frequent "games" unique to that time period which occurred there. Nowadays, over 4 million people come from all over the world yearly to visit this ancient artifact.

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The Colosseum is a historical monument made out of stone and concrete that was built between the span of 70 A.D. and 80 A.D. It is located in Rome, Italy and was a source of entertainment for many Roman citizens, as there were frequent "games" unique to that time period which occurred there.

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https://sites.google.com/masdstudent.org/enenglishworldculturescornerst/home By: Affin Malik

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Visit Dubai explains an experienced individual that has been to this mall. I chose this video because it gives others an idea of an individual perspective to let other people understand one's point of view about a specific thing. This video is a good representation of that and continues with back and forth questions along with a link for a festival.

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Morgan England

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The Louvre is a large and beautiful museum that can be found in Paris, France. It was built in 1190, first used as a fortress then as a royal palace. which then over years after many different uses it became a museum. It covers 652,300 square feet and is home to 35,000 paintings and sculptures.