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    #1—Crash Course World History The Agricultural Revolution In just _____________ years‚ humans went from hunting and gathering to create such improbabilities as the airplane‚ the Internet‚ and the 99 cent double cheeseburger. 15‚000 years ago‚ humans were _____________ and hunters. Foraging meant gathering fruits‚ nuts‚ and also wild grains and grasses. Hunting allowed for a protein-rich diet‚ so long as you could find something with meat to kill. While we tend to think that the lives of foragers

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    COLLISION OF CULTURES

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    Columbus in 1492. It set a foot in the door for more exploration for others and sadly‚ more greed. With more newcomers‚ the more diversity of animals and plants arrived. Maize‚ white potatoes‚ and beans soon became staples in European food; the domestication of farm animals was soon common to the Native Americans. Along with animals and plants came disease. Smallpox and typhus wiped out many people‚ leaving Europeans with some willing members for conversion. Search for gold was primary but colonization

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    What are diseases? A disease is an abnormal condition that affects the body of an organism. It is often construed as a medical condition associated with specific symptoms and signs. It may be caused by factors originally from an external source‚ such as infectious disease‚ or it may be caused by internal dysfunctions‚ such as autoimmune diseases. Type of diseases Lyme disease (it is an infectious disease caused by at least three species of bacteria belonging to the genus . Vector bone and

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    The German National Socialist Parties systematic execution of over 11 to possibly as many as 20 million individuals in the years 1939-1945 continually puzzles and frightens people to this day. Nonetheless‚ the Holocaust remains no different than any other historical or current movement. Universally all movements or events‚ including the Holocaust; begin with a root idea accompanied by differing environments to facilitate the physical realization of the idea. In 1859 Charles Darwin’s On the Origins

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    Male Character

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    The Summary of masculinity in movies Masculine roles have effective power in recent movies. In the chapter‚ the author who is Kenneth Mackinnon talks about ‘masculinity in movies’ by variety ways. He not only considers about the different kinds of movie genres‚ individual movies and those male movie stars in general‚ but also introduces the hard body and soft body contrastively for audience. Moreover‚ Mackinnon mentions about the disadvantages of masculinity in the films and provides three recent

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    On the Equality of Sexes

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    American History I November 19th 2012 On the Equality of Sexes Throughout history‚ there have been many rebels who have stood up for ideals in which they personally had felt were wrong in society. By choosing to stand against the wrongs of society‚ those revolutionaries have led to numerous changes in our modern society of this day and age. In the essay Judith Sargent Murray had written “On the Equality of Sexes”‚ she had discussed about the issue behind how women are not inferior to men

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    completed the task of proving his thesis by explaining how the differences in terrain‚ animals‚ and resources affected the development of different nations. The Earth is filled with many different environments‚ but only a few are suitable for the domestication of crops. Throughout the first few chapters‚ Diamond emphasizes the importance of crops being domesticated in certain areas. The nation’s that learned to domesticate crops first became more prosperous. A good example of this is the Fertile Crescent

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    Competitive edge regarding surviving/hunting on the part of early modern humans has accounted for the decline of Neanderthals’ during a span of thousands of years (Banks et. al 2008‚ 1). Early modern humans use of superior weapon technology and supposed domestication of wild dogs presumably gave them the upper hand when it came to hunting fauna‚ an examination of contemporary sites of Neanderthals and early modern humans with animal remnants

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    Aboriginals

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    hunt smaller animals‚ this affected the plant life significantly. The post- colonization population grew‚ but Aborigines remained hunter-gatherers and never developed any form of agriculture. Australia’s nature has not plant species suitable for domestication and nature has not high enough production to provide for the necessary population density. Matias: Population density was therefore relatively low when James Cook and his crew landed on the Australian continent in 1770. Initially

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    world in what has become a market for their freedom. [1] Cetaceans are born into captivity through an opportunistic breeding process‚ without artificial selection for desirable phenotypic qualities‚ [2] a prerequisite for the conscious process of domestication.[3] All cetaceans in captivity are ‘wild’ by nature‚ adapted through

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