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Eurasia refers to a combination of both Europe and Asia continental landmass. There

were several religions for Eurasian during the period of 1450 CE up to 1750. They include

Hinduism, Christianity, Islam, and Protestantism among many others. During that time, Eurasian

religions were perceived to have both social and political impacts. In addition, in 20th and 21st

centuries, the same Eurasian faiths still have the social and political influence to the citizens.

The section of the paper below compares and contrasts the political and social impact of

Eurasian religions during the period of 1450 CE up to 1750 with the political and social

influence of the similar faiths in 20th and 21st centuries in the entire world.

Hinduism

Hinduism has various social impacts, which are similar in both cases. For example, in

both scenarios, it values the position of the woman in the society. It means women are viewed

and regarded to be more useful to the community. On the other hand, in olden time, Hinduism

religion resulted in the worshipping of the female goddess, which is not practiced at present. At

past, Hinduism led to increased levels of child marriages. However, at present, Hinduism does

not allow for child marriages. Concerning political impacts, in both cases, Hinduism has

initiated measures that are responsible for enhancing the quality of life of individuals. At past,

Hinduism caused high levels of oppression, which in turn lowered the level of religious tolerance

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in the world. However, presently, Hinduism is making every country to emerge politically stable,

and hence there is an increased amount of spiritual understanding across the globe.

Islam

In both the past and present periods, Islamic religion has more influence on areas such as

the family structures. For example, it has improved the levels of social security in both cases as

well as eradicating slavery in the world. In contrast, the present Islam religion enlightens women

on their rights requiring that they should take prominent roles in the families unlike at past where

the part of women was neglected. Concerning political impacts, Islam in both periods has

strengthened the concept of kingship across the world. However, presently, Islam has facilitated

towards eradication of tribal leaders unlike in past where it supported tribalism in leadership.

Protestantism

On social matters, Protestantism in both periods has facilitated to the creation of rules,

which demanded that individuals could not marry if they do not observe celibacy. On the other

hand, at present, Protestantism has resulted in the massive creation of education changes of

humanism to modern schools unlike at past where Protestantism Religion had no interests in

promoting educational changes. Concerning political aspects, Protestantism

In both scenarios resulted in changes on state leading to liberalism. However, the modern

Protestantism has led to reduced confessional divisions unlike in past where Protestantism

religious resulted in the turmoil of conflicts and division.

Christianity

On social impacts, in both cases, Christianity has resulted in an enhancement of

civilization across the world. However, the present and past Christianity differs in several ways,

for example, in 21st and 20th centuries, Christianity has resulted to the creation of peace among

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the citizens unlike in the 1750s where Christians were seen as threats and hence persecuted. In

both periods, Christianity contributes to a modified system of leadership where justice is

witnessed in all forms of leadership. The present Christian religion has influenced eradication of

paganism as well as leading into civil liberty unlike the old way of the Christian doctrine, which

failed to fight atheism.

Part 2

From the survey, the whole of 20th century was dominated by severe wars, which

affected the balance of power in the world. In 20th century, there were two types of wars. They

include WWI and WWII. However, the two wars had quite significant differences in various

factors. Such factors include the transport, weaponry, politics, geography, leadership, strategies

as well as the impacts on the civilians.

Concerning weaponry, WWI had many superior weapons more than in WWII. For

example, there were excellent weapons such as machine guns, bunkers. Towards the end of WW

I, there was a first replacement of tanks to aid the fight. The containers were later used during

the WWII. New weapons and the replacement of the first tanks spearheaded the rise of the World

War II. Therefore, they made war II appear much maneuvering.

Regarding transport, WWII had advanced technologies, which shaped the war unlike in

the WWI where technology was minimal. For example, in WWII, there were several airplanes

such as bombers and fighters, which facilitated the war. To some extent, the level of transport

was somehow related in both WWI and WWII. For example, the first idea for creating

submarines started at the end of WWI. However, there was a need to expand the concept of the

submarine. As a result, bombers laid a foundation for the beginning of WWII. In fact, the idea

for submarines as a means for transporting troops matured in World War II.

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Regarding leadership, there were entirely different levels of leadership anticipation in

both WWI and WWII. In WWII, the administration appeared to be stronger than in World War I.

at some point there is a relationship on leadership between the two wars. For example, in both,

they considered administration as the key to their victory in the war. Several developments of

leadership during the end of world war I was, in turn, starting to appear like the coming days of

World War II which had breakthroughs and stable warfare.

Concerning geography, the maps for World War I appeared entirely different from the

charts for World War II. For example, in WWI, nations such as Russia and many others ceased

to exist. However, towards the end of the WWI, many countries were seen to emerge. The

knowledge of geography in WWI played a significant role towards the success of World War II.

World War II had significant effects on civilians more than the World War I. For

example, WWI was fought for about four years while WWII took close to 7 years. Therefore, in

WWII, civilians were significantly affected by the prolonged duration of war more than in WWI.

However, the two wars relate regarding effects on civilians in the sense that they both interfered

with the health and economic outcome of the citizens globally.

Politics in WWI were more encountered than in WWII. For example, the post-war

policies, which were faced with onerous terms for Versailles treaty, fueled the emergence of

Adolf Hitler movement in Germany. As a result, the party established in WWI stimulated the rise

of WWII. The support of Nazism, commonly known as a war veteran who at past was betrayed

by the Germans politicians created a firm base for the rise of World War II.

In conclusion, Eurasian religions being part of religious which cuts across the Europe and

Asia regions. There are several similarities based on the social and political impact of Eurasian

faiths in both during 1450 CE to 1750 CE and during 20th and 21st centuries. More so, there are

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some different factors on the two periods, which are based on political and social impacts. On the

other hand, both WWI and WWII were entirely different from each other. However, in some

situations, the two wars seem to relate in one way or the other. The differences manifested in

areas such as transport, politics, geography among many others. It is from the WWI aftermaths

where we can trace the foundation for WWII.

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