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The Earth and its People Chapter 8 Outline

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Patrick Wells World History Review 8 The Rise of Islam, 600-1200 I. The Origins of Islam A. The Arabian Peninsula Before Muhammad 1. The inhabitants of the Arabian peninsula mostly consisted of farmers and sailors. 2. Nomads made most of their income by providing camels, guides, and safe passage to merchants 3. Nomads dominated the caravan trade partly because of their invention of the military efficient camel saddle. This contributed to the rise of Arab dominated caravan cities. 4. Mecca was a caravan city which enjoyed much pilgrimage due to its shrine, believed by some to have been built by Abraham, and the relics it housed. B. Muhammad in Mecca 1. Muhammad, an orphan, was born it Mecca and owned caravans.

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Steven Vanegas English 2 6th Period Jonathan Edwards Essay Throughout the ages, humanity as a whole has been concerned about afterlife, judgment, and death. As people became more obsessed with these ideas they slowly began producing their own fear as to whether or not they have lived sanctimonious lives that would save them from damnation. In his sermon, Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, Jonathan Edwards conveys emotional appeals of fear combined with imagery to describe that not only does his congregation need salvation, but he does too. The element of fear is therefore enhanced and well beyond what any sane healthy person can endure.

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