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    her Uncle‚ The king Thebes and Creon had all told her not that he wasn’t going to be buried and she knew that the only way her brother would be accepted by the gods would be a proper burial. Going against what her uncle‚the kind and cream had told her to do she decided that she was going to do what she thought was best for her and her brother she knew that was a part of their culture and the tradition to please the honor of the law of gods and she believed that he deserved a burial despite what anyone

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    was dedicated to the Aten. In front of the temple‚ Amenhotep III constructed two huge statues of himself over 16 metres tall‚ known as the Colossi of Memnon. Religious Programs: By the time Amenhotep III came to the throne‚ the cult of Amun of Thebes had already risen to a position of political prominence. Amen; main god of the new kingdom‚ and wars of conquest were fought in his name. The victory spoils were dedicated to his temples‚ which were administered by the powerful Amen priesthood.

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    EGYPT Religion and Government I have chosen Egypt as my country for my research. The Egyptian government has played a leading role in appoint and maintaining a religiously strict environment in Egypt that is aggressive to non Muslims and any Muslims who deviate from government endorsed religious norms and customs. This strict environment that stifles independent thinking and religious liberty is the natural breeding ground for Islamist extremists. The U.S should address this root cause of Islamist

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    after her little sister Ismene‚ while being compassionate to her sister about her brother’s death while she herself is also mourning. When she hears the news that they have died they also hear Creon’s proclamation that Eteocles will have a proper burial while Polyneices is left in a field for his body to decay and animals to consume his corpse. Rebellious is also one of Antigone’s attributes‚

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    the law over his own family‚ and did wrong judgment on them as he condemned them all to death‚ leaving him alone and broken from his flaw. The play begins with the death of two brothers‚ Eteocles and Polyneices‚ and their burial plans from Creon. Polyneices came back into Thebes after being exiled by Creon‚ and killed his own brother while his brother killed him. So Creon plans to give a grand funeral to Eteocles‚ who died protecting the city-state‚ and is not going to give one for Polyneices. Instead

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    the fact that he will die after Antigone because of his own doings. Tiresias says: “And your house will be full of men and women weeping‚ and curses will be hurled at you from a far cities grieving for sons unburied‚ left to rot before the walls of Thebes. These we my arrows‚ Creon: they are all for you” (Scene 5‚ line 84). Because of what Creon did to Antigone‚ and because the gods found favor with Antigone’s decision not Creon’s‚ everything will die. This line would suggest that the gods will not

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    In the Douglas Sirk’s film version of Imitation of Life‚ Sarah Jane rejects her own family. She goes great length to disguise her mixed race. Not only does she rejects the herself but she rejects the people who love her. She struggled with her identity and effort to fit in. In the film everyone fits in‚ but she the outlier in the film‚ In school she was bullied for her race which caused her to not claim she was black. She faces identity problems as a kid which eventually led to the action she takes

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    by many. Placing her own personal and familial values above the laws of the state is an incredible act of selflessness on her part. Antigone admits from the beginning that she wants to carry out the burial because the action is ’glorious ’ and ’good ’ in her eyes and also the eyes of the city of Thebes. She shows a great amount of pride for the Gods and honoring the laws that they have set in place for everyone to abide by. "We have only a little time to please the living‚ but all eternity to love

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    life on a deserted island for going against his wishes. Creon comes to his senses a little too late‚ losing his family in the process. On the other hand Antigone feels that if the state is going against the law of God by Creon not giving proper burial honors to Polynices‚ then a person has the right to take matters into their own hands. When Antigone is caught by the sentries it didn’t surprise her‚ she is expecting punishment for her actions but is willing to accept a form of it for her family

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    insects to survive 4. Agricultural Revolutions: A series of separate transformations that occurred when agriculture arose independently in many different places around the world. 5. Megaliths: A complex of stone structures in Egypt that included burial chambers‚ a calendar circle‚ and pairs of vertical stones that frame the sun on the summer solstice. 6. Sumerians: The people who lived in Mesopotamia at the start of the “historical period.” They were

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