Hi Grace, this is an excellent way to help students with homeworks, also to post different kinds of exercises to practice grammar, vocagulary and verbs.
hi grace. I like chicago city too. I went in october of 1996 for my cousin´s wedding. this is a beautiful city. I loved the town de museums and the malls, I went to shopping every day , that was very funny, I sew the snow for firts time in my life it is beautiful. I would like to come back some day
GOVERNMENT: • Type of Government:------------- Republic • Independence:------------- February 28, 1922 (from UK) • President:--------------- Mohammed Hosni Mubarak • Prime Minister:----------- Kamal Ganzouri
Egypt Human Rights The human rights situation in Egypt remains poor. Amnesty International has long-standing concerns on systematic torture, deaths of prisoners in custody, unfair trials, and arrests of prisoners of conscience for their political and religious beliefs or for their sexual orientation. The people of ancient Egypt highly valued family life. They treasured children and regarded them as a great blessing. In the lower class families, the mother raised the children. The wealthy and nobility, had slaves and servants that helped take care of the children by attending to their daily needs. If a couple had no children, they would pray to the gods and goddesses for help. They would also place letters at the tombs of dead relatives asking them to use their influence with the gods. Magic was also used as an attempt to have children. In event that a couple still could not conceive a child, adoption was also an option. Egypt Government Is an important organization that functions to maintain democracy in the country. Cairo, the capital city is located in the northern part of Egypt. Egypt is also known as the Arab Republic of Egypt. The national flag of Egypt has three colors of red, white and black. Egypt is divided into 27 governorates. These divisions are also known as muhafazat. Parliament of Egypt is bicameral. The 2 houses are known as Upper Consultative Council and Lower People's Assembly. Parliament is an integral part of the Government of Egypt. The law of the country as stated in the constitution of country is interpreted and implemented under the judicial system of Egypt. Judicial duties are divided under several courts. Human rights are taken care of for better social lives of the people. Air force of Egypt is a strong defensive body of the country. TYPE OF GOVERMENT IN EGYPT Egypt's capitol is Cairo, and their type of government is republic. The president is Mohammed Hosni Mubarak. The administrative divisions include 26 governorates. On February 28,1922, this country gained independence from the United Kingdom, and the constitution was written September 11, 1971. Their national holiday is called the Anniversary of the Revolution, and is held on July 23 (it was established in 1952). Does this country have a constitution? If it does ,explain it briefly. The Amendment Issue of the Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt The Head of the State... Taking into account the results of the referendum on the amendment of the Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt conducted on May 22, l 980; The public consensus to amend the Constitution; And cognizant of article 189 of the Constitution; Hereby issues the amendment of the Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt according to what has been agreed upon at the referendum, to be put into effect as of the date the results of the referendum were announced.
Presidents of the republic of Egypt (1953 - 1958)
Muhammad Naguib, He was an Egyptian military, first president of his country during January 18, 1953 to November 14, 1954.
President Gamal Abdel Nasser's revolutionary council (1954)
Muhammad Naguib (second time1954)
Gamal Abdel Nasser, Arab Union party member socialist, He was a military.
Presidents of the United Arab Republic (1958 - 1971)
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Muhammad Anwar Al Sadat. Awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1978. National Democratic Party.
Presidents of the Arab Republic of Egypt (1971 - ) Anwar Al-Sadat (1971-1981)
Sufi Abu Talib (1981) Acting Chairman
Muhammad Hosni Said Mubarak.Egyptian military, current president of their country since 14 October 1981. National Democratic Party.
Interfered with the government over the years in different areas such as education, religion, society among many. The subject of education, the government interfered for good in the creation of new projects such as: New structures Best computer equipment Socially, the government managed to keep his promise to citizenship, or better known to the country. In my opinion the government interference not been disappointing in some respects but I also believe that as Mexicans we are up to us to improve the government also for us the desired results
government & educatio: Egypt has the largest education system in the Middle East and North Africa(MENA) and it has grown rapidly since the early 1990s. In recent years the Government of Egypt has accorded even greater priority in improving the education system. Government & society: The society of Egypt is a delightful amalgamation of traditions and culture. Egyptian society comprises closely-knit families who believe in strong values and customs. The language spoken by most of the Egyptian people is Arabic, while Coptic is spoken by the Christian minorities. Government & religion: In egypt everyone is free to decide the religion that they want, but the most important one is islamic.
LIST OF PRESIDENTS OF EGYPT. MUHAMMAD NAGUIB 1953-1954 GAMAL ABDEL NASSER 1952-1970 MUHAMMAD ANWAR EL-SADAT 1970-1981 SUFI ABU TALEB 1981-1981 HOSNI MUBARAK 1981-TODAY
HUMANS RIGHT: Status of women: One of the most amazing things is the famele circumcision, also known as female genital cutting, that happen when the women is just a baby or a child. Status of homosexual: Homosexuality is not technically illegal in Egypt, but is considered taboo. Until recently, the government denied that homosexuality existed in Egypt.
Women's and Children's Rights The Egyptian government has failed to create a legal environment that protects women from violence, encourages victims to report attacks, or deters perpetrators from committing these abuses. A 2008 survey by the Egyptian Center for Women's Rights found that 83 percent of Egyptian women have experienced sexual harassment in their lifetime. In October a mob of men and boys sexually assaulted women in Cairo while they were celebrating the Eid holiday marking the end of Ramadan. Eight men are reported to have been arrested and face prosecution. These attacks mark a repeat of similar violence two years earlier when police officers were videotaped doing nothing to stop the mob attacks.
Extensive amendments to Egypt's Child Law in June 2008 included establishing a network of government child protection committees, criminal penalties for officials who detain children with adults, and expanded legal assistance for children facing investigation or trial. They also criminalize female genital mutilation. At this writing, the government has yet to issue implementing regulations for the new law.
Religious Intolerance and Discrimination against Religious Minorities Although Egypt's constitution provides for equal rights without regard to religion, discrimination against Egyptian Christians and official intolerance of Baha'is and some Muslim sects continue, despite court rulings early in 2008 that ordered the government to provide identification documents to Baha'is and to allow Muslim converts from Christianity to convert back to Christianity without penalty.
Disputes between Muslim and Christian Egyptians flared into violent clashes on several occasions, resulting in deaths and injuries as well as destruction of property. In January and again in May, Muslims attacked the Abu Fana monastery in Minya province with firearms in a dispute over land ownership
yessicas team Languages.- Egyptian Arabic (68%) Sa'idi Arabic (29%), Bedouin Arabic (1.6%), Sudanese Arabic (0.6%), Domari (0.3%), Nobiin (0.3%), Bedawi (0.1%). Main holidays.- December 25 but Coptic Orthodox Christian is January 7Christmas (Old Calendarists) January 25 Egypt Police Day April 25 Sinai Liberation Day May 1Labour Day July 23Revolution Day October 6Armed Forces Day FOOD Egypt has a variety of national dishes. Ful (pronounced "fool," bean paste), tahini (sesame paste), koushari (lentils, macaroni, rice, and chickpeas), aish baladi (a pita-like bread), kofta (spicy, minced lamb), and kebab (grilled lamb pieces) are the most popular. CLOTHING Egypt had a range of traditional costumes. The farmers (fellahin) basically wear gallibayas. In the cities the upper classes adopted the clothes of their conquerors - Ottoman Turks from 1500s, and later European from 1798. To the south the Nubians have their own distinctive costume and across the desert the Bedouin also have a separate style of clothing. CELEBRATION From extant data we can reconstruct a cultic calendar for the major deities of Egypt, such as Amun at Thebes, Hathor of Dendera, Horus of Edfu and others. Frequently, inscribed on the walls of such temples are detailed lists of feasts, all presented in a systematic manner. Such festival calendars were also copied and kept in the scrolls of the temple archives. From these, we can often determine whether a feast took place within the civil calendar or according to the moon.
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Hi Grace, this is an excellent way to help students with homeworks, also to post different kinds of exercises to practice grammar, vocagulary and verbs.
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ResponderEliminarthis is a beautiful city. I loved the town de museums and the malls, I went to shopping every day , that was very funny, I sew the snow for firts time in my life it is beautiful. I would like to come back some day
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ResponderEliminarGOVERNMENT:
ResponderEliminar• Type of Government:------------- Republic
• Independence:------------- February 28, 1922 (from UK)
• President:--------------- Mohammed Hosni Mubarak
• Prime Minister:----------- Kamal Ganzouri
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ResponderEliminarEgypt Human Rights
ResponderEliminarThe human rights situation in Egypt remains poor. Amnesty International has long-standing concerns on systematic torture, deaths of prisoners in custody, unfair trials, and arrests of prisoners of conscience for their political and religious beliefs or for their sexual orientation.
The people of ancient Egypt highly valued family life. They treasured children and regarded them as a great blessing. In the lower class families, the mother raised the children. The wealthy and nobility, had slaves and servants that helped take care of the children by attending to their daily needs. If a couple had no children, they would pray to the gods and goddesses for help. They would also place letters at the tombs of dead relatives asking them to use their influence with the gods. Magic was also used as an attempt to have children. In event that a couple still could not conceive a child, adoption was also an option.
Egypt Government
Is an important organization that functions to maintain democracy in the country.
Cairo, the capital city is located in the northern part of Egypt. Egypt is also known as the Arab Republic of Egypt. The national flag of Egypt has three colors of red, white and black.
Egypt is divided into 27 governorates. These divisions are also known as muhafazat. Parliament of Egypt is bicameral. The 2 houses are known as Upper Consultative Council and Lower People's Assembly. Parliament is an integral part of the Government of Egypt.
The law of the country as stated in the constitution of country is interpreted and implemented under the judicial system of Egypt. Judicial duties are divided under several courts. Human rights are taken care of for better social lives of the people. Air force of Egypt is a strong defensive body of the country.
TYPE OF GOVERMENT IN EGYPT
Egypt's capitol is Cairo, and their type of government is republic. The president is Mohammed Hosni Mubarak. The administrative divisions include 26 governorates. On February 28,1922, this country gained independence from the United Kingdom, and the constitution was written September 11, 1971. Their national holiday is called the Anniversary of the Revolution, and is held on July 23 (it was established in 1952).
Does this country have a constitution? If it does ,explain it briefly.
The Amendment Issue of the Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt
The Head of the State...
Taking into account the results of the referendum on the amendment of the Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt conducted on May 22, l 980;
The public consensus to amend the Constitution;
And cognizant of article 189 of the Constitution;
Hereby issues the amendment of the Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt according to what has been agreed upon at the referendum, to be put into effect as of the date the results of the referendum were announced.
Presidents of the republic of Egypt (1953 - 1958)
Muhammad Naguib, He was an Egyptian military, first president of his country during January 18, 1953 to November 14, 1954.
President Gamal Abdel Nasser's revolutionary council (1954)
Muhammad Naguib (second time1954)
Gamal Abdel Nasser, Arab Union party member socialist, He was a military.
Presidents of the United Arab Republic (1958 - 1971)
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Muhammad Anwar Al Sadat. Awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1978. National Democratic Party.
Presidents of the Arab Republic of Egypt (1971 - )
ResponderEliminarAnwar Al-Sadat (1971-1981)
Sufi Abu Talib (1981) Acting Chairman
Muhammad Hosni Said Mubarak.Egyptian military, current president of their country since 14 October 1981. National Democratic Party.
Interfered with the government over the years in different areas such as education, religion, society among many.
The subject of education, the government interfered for good in the creation of new projects such as:
New structures
Best computer equipment
Socially, the government managed to keep his promise to citizenship, or better known to the country.
In my opinion the government interference not been disappointing in some respects but I also believe that as Mexicans we are up to us to improve the government also for us the desired results
government & educatio:
ResponderEliminarEgypt has the largest education system in the Middle East and North Africa(MENA) and it has grown rapidly since the early 1990s. In recent years the Government of Egypt has accorded even greater priority in improving the education system.
Government & society:
The society of Egypt is a delightful amalgamation of traditions and culture. Egyptian society comprises closely-knit families who believe in strong values and customs. The language spoken by most of the Egyptian people is Arabic, while Coptic is spoken by the Christian minorities.
Government & religion:
In egypt everyone is free to decide the religion that they want, but the most important one is islamic.
LIST OF PRESIDENTS OF EGYPT.
ResponderEliminarMUHAMMAD NAGUIB 1953-1954
GAMAL ABDEL NASSER 1952-1970
MUHAMMAD ANWAR EL-SADAT 1970-1981
SUFI ABU TALEB 1981-1981
HOSNI MUBARAK 1981-TODAY
PART ONE: THE STATE, article 1-6
ResponderEliminarPART TWO: BASIC CONSTITUENTS OF THE SOCIETY, article 7-39.
-CHAPTER I: 7-22
-CHAPTER II: 23-39
PART THREE: PUBLIC FREEDOMS, RIGHTS AND DUTIES, article 40-63.
PART FOUR: SOVEREIGNTY OF THE LAW, article 64-72.
Part Five: System of Government, article 73-126.
CONSTITUTION OF EGYPT
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HUMANS RIGHT:
ResponderEliminarStatus of women:
One of the most amazing things is the famele circumcision, also known as female genital cutting, that happen when the women is just a baby or a child.
Status of homosexual:
Homosexuality is not technically illegal in Egypt, but is considered taboo. Until recently, the government denied that homosexuality existed in Egypt.
Women's and Children's Rights
ResponderEliminarThe Egyptian government has failed to create a legal environment that protects women from violence, encourages victims to report attacks, or deters perpetrators from committing these abuses. A 2008 survey by the Egyptian Center for Women's Rights found that 83 percent of Egyptian women have experienced sexual harassment in their lifetime. In October a mob of men and boys sexually assaulted women in Cairo while they were celebrating the Eid holiday marking the end of Ramadan. Eight men are reported to have been arrested and face prosecution. These attacks mark a repeat of similar violence two years earlier when police officers were videotaped doing nothing to stop the mob attacks.
Extensive amendments to Egypt's Child Law in June 2008 included establishing a network of government child protection committees, criminal penalties for officials who detain children with adults, and expanded legal assistance for children facing investigation or trial. They also criminalize female genital mutilation. At this writing, the government has yet to issue implementing regulations for the new law.
Religious Intolerance and Discrimination against Religious Minorities
Although Egypt's constitution provides for equal rights without regard to religion, discrimination against Egyptian Christians and official intolerance of Baha'is and some Muslim sects continue, despite court rulings early in 2008 that ordered the government to provide identification documents to Baha'is and to allow Muslim converts from Christianity to convert back to Christianity without penalty.
Disputes between Muslim and Christian Egyptians flared into violent clashes on several occasions, resulting in deaths and injuries as well as destruction of property. In January and again in May, Muslims attacked the Abu Fana monastery in Minya province with firearms in a dispute over land ownership
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ResponderEliminarKarla give me your blogger so I can check or add it to mine.
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ResponderEliminarLanguages.- Egyptian Arabic (68%) Sa'idi Arabic (29%), Bedouin Arabic (1.6%), Sudanese Arabic (0.6%), Domari (0.3%), Nobiin (0.3%), Bedawi (0.1%).
Main holidays.-
December 25 but Coptic Orthodox Christian is January 7Christmas (Old Calendarists)
January 25 Egypt Police Day
April 25 Sinai Liberation Day
May 1Labour Day
July 23Revolution Day
October 6Armed Forces Day
FOOD
Egypt has a variety of national dishes. Ful (pronounced "fool," bean paste), tahini (sesame paste), koushari (lentils, macaroni, rice, and chickpeas), aish baladi (a pita-like bread), kofta (spicy, minced lamb), and kebab (grilled lamb pieces) are the most popular.
CLOTHING
Egypt had a range of traditional costumes. The farmers (fellahin) basically wear gallibayas. In the cities the upper classes adopted the clothes of their conquerors - Ottoman Turks from 1500s, and later European from 1798. To the south the Nubians have their own distinctive costume and across the desert the Bedouin also have a separate style of clothing.
CELEBRATION
From extant data we can reconstruct a cultic calendar for the major deities of Egypt, such as Amun at Thebes, Hathor of Dendera, Horus of Edfu and others. Frequently, inscribed on the walls of such temples are detailed lists of feasts, all presented in a systematic manner. Such festival calendars were also copied and kept in the scrolls of the temple archives. From these, we can often determine whether a feast took place within the civil calendar or according to the moon.