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    Mesopotamia Social System

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    There are some stark differences in the social structure when comparing Mesopotamia and India in the early time of the world‚ but there were many similarities as well. Religion was very powerful in that time and helped guide the social structure. In Mesopotamia you had a central monarchy that introduced the code of Hammurabi‚ while India lacking any form of bureaucracy followed a stringent caste system that has evolved and a form of it still used today. There were multiple attempts for conduct

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    Indian Rebellion of 1857

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    Indian Rebellion of 1857- A Sociological Perspective The Indian rebellion of 1857 which is also known as ‘India’s First War of Independence’ was a crucial historic moment for our country. The Indian Rebellion of 1857 did not occur as a result of one specific event; it was an accumulation of several events‚ over time‚ resulting in its eventual outbreak. It was in reality a product of colonial rule‚ of the accumulated grievances of the people against the British. The Rebellion of 1857 could be

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    Greedy Dog

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    is very much fertile. So here they stayed and became the first Indians. All non Africans can trace their descent from here and rest of the world is populated from here. One can trace their footprints‚ if we go in the rainforests. Here a clan of Brahmins lives‚ who are priests and ritual specialists‚ who alone can perform the religious rituals‚ which are the sounds from the beginning of the time. These incantations and mantras have been passed down orally from father to son. This is called oral tradition

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    The Rig Veda

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    The Rig Veda The Rig Veda is composed of many documents that were recovered by archeologists and are believed to be the oldest written texts to date. These documents give us insight into what the culture was like for these ancient Aryans of India. The texts that we look over‚ Victory over Vritra‚ Who is Indra‚ and To Purusha help give us some look into their beliefs and traditions. The Aryans seem to have a polytheistic belief system and attribute many natural events as being influenced by their

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    Cornell Notes Chapter 6

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    Topic:_________________      Questions/Main Ideas:  1. I would characterize  the social hierarchy of  classical China by  their wealth. The  wealthiest would have  vast amounts of land.  2. The peasants had to  sell out to large  landlords and they  created the Yellow  Turban Rebellion‚  which later would  overthrow the  government‚ the  merchant’s power and  wealth were limited  since they were  viewed as a threat‚ and  the emperors and  landowners also had  conflict.  3. The development of  social differences and 

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    Modern Education System

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    “A little knowledge that acts is worth more than much knowledge that is inactive. … Knowledge‚ the object of knowledge and application of the knowledge – all the three are equally important for motivating to take a wise action.” Khalil Gibran Issue In India‚ illiteracy of a large

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    BUDDHISM AND THE ORIGIN OF LIFE Buddhism is a religious and social philosophy which was founded by Siddhartha Gautama in the 5th century bc.He was the son of a noble from the northern part of India who became obsessed with finding the answer to the question of human suffering. He left his family‚ wife‚ son and a life of privileged comforts to go live in the forest in an effort to find the answer to the question that so tormented him. He lived in the forest for six years practicing extreme asceticism

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    farmers‚ made many discoveries‚ education was important * Theocracy * Government ruled by clergy claiming god’s authority * Ziggurats * Temples created by sumerians CH 3 * Indo-Aryans * Came from the Vedas * Brahmins * Priests who knew the proper forms and rules * Buddha * Siddhartha Gautama‚ traveled the world to find the answers to

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    it. The concept of “Varnasharam” or caste system was originally based on these principles .The individuals who used to earn their livelihood by engaging themselves in activities such as teaching‚ sacrifices or state management were designated as Brahmins while those specializing in fighting were termed as Kshatiyas.From the 14th century B.C. to the later half of the 10th century A.D.‚ the relationships between the employer and employees were marked by justice and equity. As regards Indian economy

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    apparent distinctions. From the age of infant to the age of death‚ surroundings affect people’s lives greatly. Also‚ people tend to search for what the society prefers and honors. Siddhartha‚ who was born in the loyal Brahmin family‚ was surrounded by teachers and wise Brahmins since young age. He had the chance to acquire wisdom and knowledge from his environment. Therefore‚ Siddhartha was encouraged to be enlightened and consequently it led him to become passionate towards gaining wisdom. On

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