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    Although these were false gods‚ the Greek gods played a huge role in greek culture. In ancient Greece these gods were apart of their everyday lives. The Greeks beliefs and traditions were all inspired by the Greek gods in different ways. They held city festivals and sporting and artistic competitions to praise the gods for all they did for them. They built temples for the gods so that they could worship them‚ and surprisingly many of the temples are still up today. Many looked for signs from the

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    As a way of trying to bring integration in the United States‚ Melba volunteered to attend Central High School. The school had more than 2000 white students and racism marred every department in the institution. The first days at the institution did not work best for her since all the students surrounded her‚ blocking every way into the school. However‚ Melba had a bodyguard‚ but still she underwent struggles. Since the school had a clear record of racism‚ the government selected nine black students

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    Renaissance‚ these minorities were still not treated well. In Spain‚ Jewish people were pushed out of Granada by Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain. In this Jewish settlement‚ there were houses‚ fields‚ and schools. These Jewish settlements had their own culture‚ art‚ and way of life until they were kicked out of their

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    Japanese military strategies‚ they invaded the Philippines (which lead to the Battle of Bataan and Bataan Peninsula)‚ Corregidor Island‚ Malay Peninsula‚ Singapore‚ the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia)‚ and Burma. As a result‚ they now had control over 1 million miles of land and 150 million people. In April of 1942‚ the Battle of the Coral Sea‚ which introduced new battle warfare with the use of aircraft carriers and planes to bomb opposing ships and the Battle of Midway saw the Allies attack Midway

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    which is common for Egyptian art to commemorate an event. In contrast‚ Minoan art demonstrates various characteristics of the Minoan people‚ their culture

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    has been caught up in the middle of a fight between two powerful civilizations: The Mycenaeans and the Hittites. The Mycenaeans are aiming to loot the riches and wealth that Troy has whereas the Hittites treat Troy like allies since they’re located close to the border of the Mycenaean territory and happened to be fighting in the city itself causing all the violence. Now‚ archaeologists have found graves of Mycenaeans warriors in the citadel walls of Mycenae that has been buried with a great number

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    games honor many Greek traditions‚ such as having the countries come out in order of the Greek Alphabet. This being said‚ Greece really tries to make their ceremonies extravagant. Athens was actually up to host the centennial Olympics (1996)‚ but lost to Atlanta. That was even more of an incentive for Greece to step up and show off. Some said that Greece may have lost because of their lack of stable economy‚ but there are no real answers. The Olympics automatically portray the Greek “brand” as the

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    John Watson originally was born and raised in South Carolina. Despite in believing that he was a poor student‚ Watson attended many qualified universities such as‚ Furman University and the University of Chicago. The highest level of education that he reached was obtaining a Ph.D. in psychology in the year 1903. John Watson was an American psychologist who established the psychological school of behaviorism. Watson contributed to the role of psychology with the development of behaviorist views

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    Aphrodite was known throughout the region and the Temple of Goddess of Love and Beauty at Palaepaphos gathered pilgrims from all over the ancient world. The city-kingdoms of Salamis‚ Amathus‚ Paphos and others which were established at the time of Greek colonisation flourished during this period and produced magnificent pieces of architecture and sculpture which survive till our days. <br><br><i>The Roman Period</i><br>As the Ptolemaic empire declined‚ Cyprus came under Roman domination and was a

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    The Incas were a truly interesting race of people with a unique culture and religion. Though they lived long ago‚ we can still uncover information about their lives through the artifacts they left behind. These relics enable us to better understand their cultural development‚ and allow us to take a glimpse into their lives all those years ago. Many of the artifacts were directly traced to their cultural roots. One fascinating treasure was called the quena‚ a musical instrument invented by the Incas

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