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    trading power‚ Athens became incredibly powerful‚ wealthy‚ and was the main power in the Ancient world. Not only was the Athenian empire strong in its culture and money making‚ its Navy was its strongest than any other power at the time. It was truly‚ incomparable at its golden age. Sadly‚ all golden ages end and the Athenian Empire fell. And boy did it fall hard. Athens rose to power with the help of trading‚ cultivation‚ raising animals‚ and mining. The geographical placement of Athens was

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    Timeline 3000 BCE 850 CE

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    Timeline  Natalie Ramirez Civilizations on a grand scale didn’t get rolling until around 3000 B.C.E Major early civilization developed and became dominant around 3000 B.C.E By 3000 B.C.E ‚ UR‚ Erech ‚ and Kish were the major city-states of the first major civilization of Sumer . From approximately 2000 B.C.E two Mediterranean civilizations‚ Greece and Rome dominated the region Sometime around 1900 B.C.E.‚ the cities of the IndusValley were abandoned‚ for reasons that remain unknown today 

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    Is it possible for one of the ancient civilizations‚ Athens or Sparta to be better than the other? In modern day it is hard for a whole civilization to agree on what makes a perfect society‚ but there are ways to keep citizens happy‚ give them freedom through knowledge‚ or provide safety‚ in the case of Athens‚ and Sparta‚ two conflicting civilizations that frankly followed these approaches‚ it is hard to say which one is a better. They both excelled in their own ways‚ specifically in regards to

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    Golden Rice

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    malnutrition and not having any food to eat‚ mainly in third-world countries. Over the last century‚ population growth has exploded and outgrown food production in many parts of the world‚ posing a great threat to the human race. To solve the issue of world famine‚ humans beings has been redesigning life ever since the domestication of the first plants. One notable example was the Green Revolution; during the last century scientists genetically modified wheat varieties to increase crop yield in countries

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    have experienced a Golden Age‚ where great advances were made in a variety of different fields. A Golden Age indicates a period of primitive peace‚ harmony‚ stability‚ and prosperity in an area. A Golden Age also refers to a time where cultural advancements and enlightenments are at their highest point throughout learning‚ advances in thought‚ technology‚ art‚ literature‚ science and research. The Roman Empire and India have both been acknowledged for having a successful Golden Age and cultural and

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    5th Sense of Cool

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    and “aging hipster cool” is no different than a person being hypnotized. Both of these groups willingly follow a trend to avoid being uncool. Teens and aging hipsters buy products and act in a certain way because they believe everyone else in their age group is doing the same thing; they want to avoid being the odd one to protect their coolness through appearance. “Calculated adult cool‚” according to Klosterman is the action and thought of creating one’s own personalized cool which is not alike

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    city-state to city-state. Athens practiced democracy‚ Sparta practiced oligarchy‚ Athens in the early time practiced Aristocracy‚ Mycenae practiced monarchy‚ the people of Mycenae are satisfied with their king as supreme leader while tyranny was practiced by Hyppias in Athens in early time before Athens embrace democracy but not without repercussion. To cut the long story short‚ differences between these form of governments are given in the table below: Direct democracy Athens at about 500 BC was an

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    Golden Rule

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    I Believe In the Golden Rule Throughout our lives‚ we are all taught the importance of good behavior and how being kind to others is a necessity to build strong relationships. Many times these basic rules of how to behave and act towards people are taught to us at such a young age that the significance of the proper way to conduct ourselves is basically brushed off as we grown older. I believe‚ however‚ that everyone should remember that simple phrase that we have all heard in school‚ church‚ or

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    Sparta Vs Athens

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    city-states of Athens and Sparta and have desired to imitate features of their cultures and governments for their own. Subsequently‚ this has led to both city-states having a long lasting influence on the modern compositions of many world governments. This paper will briefly delve into the governmental structures and who could participate in the governmental process in the ancient city-states and will conclude with the author’s opinion on their lasting influence. The Governments of Athens and Sparta

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    The 5th Wave Review

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    remaining population. The fourth: involving "Silencers‚" humans who were implanted years ago with an "alien" gene while still in their mothers’ wombs. These Silencers look and seem human‚ yet are actually programmed to kill any remaining humans. The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey takes the first person perspective of Cassie‚ one of the last remaining humans on earth. As she resists the aliens who try in every way to kill her‚ she loses her entire family. Suddenly‚ she is shot by a Silencer and is trapped

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