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The Effect of Religion On The Arab dancings MovementNeil GallagherBeal 2/12/14My paper analyzes the role of religious superstition on the Arab take shapes. My first twain articles discuss trends of religious intolerance and categorize the Arab Springs countries establish on their levels of tolerance. Secondly, I define religious tolerance by analyzing a country that is considered conscientiously intolerant and one that is not. By comparing these two cases I create a concrete definition of a religiously tolerant country and one that is not tolerant. Thirdly, I analyze Egypt and equivalence it with the rest of the Arab Springs Countries in. Fourthly, I analyze the root causes of the Arab Springs Movement. Lastly, I analyze the mental picture of religion on the Arab Springs revolution, and the events that came after.1.Arab Spring And Its Effect On Religious Tolerance. dough Citation Brian J. Grim, Rising Tide of Restrictions on Religion, Pew, September 20 2012, http//www.chur ch benchforum.org/2013/06/20/arab-spring-restrictions-on-religion-preface/After the end of Arab Spring there was a large inclination to persuade governments to create more religiously tolerant laws. This is in part because religion was one of the issues that sparked revolutions throughout the Arab world. According to previous pew research, there is a strong correlation between religious intolerance and social revolution.( Grim, 2013) Currently, many of the countries that are experiencing revolution are labeled by pew religiously intolerant countries. These countries include Egypt, Yemen, Syria Iraq, Afghanistan and Sudan. However, according to a 2012 analyze done by pew, despite this correlation, countries did not become more, but little religiously ... ...mpante, 168)Another key factor in Arab springs is sparing inequality and its association with education level. ( Campante, 171) As stated above the individuals inside Arab Spring countries were intelligent, however they were un adequate to obtain economic success in their individual countries. ( Campante, 171) The Arab Spring countries were some of the most economically unequal countries in the world. The economic policy of the Countries rewarded the friends of the king and left the majority impoverished. The education that was supplied toward the Arabs was not able to prepare them for the current economic atmosphere of the Arab countries. ( Campante, 171) This agitated the general population and made them even more likely to rebel against the current political structure. I will use this source to help analyze the factors that caused the Arab Spring revolution.