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    Conflict Women Culture 2. Select two civilizations to compare and contrast the topic in your research paper. Select one civilization from each column and compare them to each other. Classical Greece India 2100 BC-AD 500 350 BC-AD 600 vs. Rome China 750 BC-AD 500 350 BC-AD 600 Bibliography After selecting your topic and the two civilizations you will compare and contrast‚ identify excellent Web resources where you can find the information you will need later when you develop your

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    Assignment #1 Sports and Society in Ancient Greece and Rome 1 Oct 2013 In the reading‚ Athletic Competitions in the Age of Heroes‚ a wealth of differences can be seen between the way sports are practiced in the Iliad and the way they were practiced during the time of the Panhellenic games. Prizes were distributed among all men that competed in events‚ there were many competitions that we have not covered as being present in the Panhellenic games‚ and matches sometimes had no conclusion. The

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    ROME 1. Macedonian professional army-advantages included a wide range of specialists‚ strict discipline and elimination of large numbers of noncombatant servants 2. Battle of Chaeronea- ended Greek city state freedom once and for all. 3. Philip of Macedon-by his death he had installed his despotic rule throughout Greece 4. Alexander-was motivated by the desire for personal power and glory 5. Despotism-absolute power- of authority of rulers who represented themselves as at least semi-divine

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    Inflation - a drastic drop in the value of money coupled with a rise in prices Mercenaries - foreign soldiers who fought for money. accepted lower pay than Romans but felt little sense of loyalty to the empire Diocletian - In AD 284‚ a strong-willed army leader became the new emperor. Severely limited personal freedoms. Restored order to the empire and increased its strength. Doubled the size of the Roman army and sought to control inflation by setting fixed prices for goods. Claimed descent from

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    During the Han Empire of China and the Roman Empire of the Mediterranean World were both had advanced technology for their time. Han China’s attitude toward manufacturing and labor was more positive than the Romans who had a more class divided society‚ therefore causing attitudes toward labor and technology to be looked down upon. The Hans respect technology and the people who use it. In China‚ 2nd century B.C.E. a government official stated that he wanted to organize their labor force with the

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    In the Roman Empire they had gladiator fights. And those brave warriors fought for their lives. The people cheered in the crowd watching this brutal battle. Tens of people came into the Colosseum at a time‚ and only one of those people came out. Chariot races were almost as brutal. On the Circus Maximus charioteers tried to stay on their four horses. With 180 degree turns it was not easy. How bad and brutal all of this was it was still their

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    Unlike most civilizations‚ the Roman Empire did not dabble deeply in the school of philosophic thought. As surprising as that may seem the Roman intellectuals were a more practical people who understood the popularizing ideas of Democritus and Leucippus through the works of the Latin poet Lucretius. Though the Romans mainly stuck to their polytheistic heritage‚ they were fascinated by how their way of thinking could better any situation by practicing stoicism. Under the idea of stoicism‚ Romans could

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    An aqueduct is an artificial channel for conveying water‚ typically in the form of a bridge. Aqueducts transported water from natural sources into cities and towns. Romans proved to be ahead of their time with the formation of aqueducts. Roman techniques to collect‚ store‚ and channel water over huge distances remained unmatched and some of their ideas are still used today. Romans used the water obtained from aqueducts for drinking water and as a water supply for public baths. Although the most

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    most influence on others are seen as popular kids. They are what cause change. For example‚ they are most likely to start a trend. Ancient Rome and the story of Christianity were not so different from a high school. Many people‚ such as Jesus‚ Julius Caesar‚ and Augustus‚ during these two events were catalysts for change‚ but how; how did they do it? In Ancient Rome and the Story of Christianity‚ key individuals needed popularity and or power to make a change‚ and that is why top-down change is the most

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    “When in Rome‚ do as the Romans do” is the famous axiom of St Ambrose‚ the very famous bishop of Milan in the 4th century. He advises that people should follow the traditional customs and decency of country where they choose to live. The knowledge about culture and customs of another country bring many benefits for immigrants. They can know the positive things they should do and the negative things they must avoid. This knowledge also makes them feel more freedom in a strange country. Nowadays‚ many

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