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    Egyptian society. Ancient Sumer’s geography was completely different than that of its neighbor Egypt. The few natural barriers were not nearly as difficult to cross as Egypt’s. Instead of just one river‚ in Sumer they had two major waterways‚ the Euphrates and the Tigris. These rivers were not as gentle as the flowing Nile. When they flooded they FLOODED! Entire villages washed away and people drowned in the mighty force of the rivers. Crops wouldn’t grow near the rivers because all of the topsoil

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    empire had a diverse landscape due to its great size. It contains marshy fertile shores along the Nile and the salty shores along the six seas it borders. Also‚ the empire contains the Fertile Crescent in between and around the esteemed Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Most of the farming away from fertile areas were small subsistence farming. Furthermore‚ there are many mountains and valleys‚ and of course dry arid deserts. With most of the fertile land being near rivers‚ many large cities sit close to

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    ziggurat towers of the ancient Near East (26). The Neolithic revolution brought a fundamental change in the daily lives of the Mesopotamian people. This time period (2900 to 2350 BC) saw the Sumerians transform the valley between the Tigris & Euphrates into a dozen or so city-states (figure 2). These competing city-states were controlled by different rulers who honored different gods and goddesses. The art of this time period reflected reverence of gods who reside above the world of humans as

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    monsoon rains which fell at its headwaters. The Nile also possessed a large spreading delta area that gave rise to natural irrigation canals that would flood the areas between them with fertile nutrients for the next planting year. The Tigris and Euphrates rivers which supported the Mesopotamian society would typically flood in the late spring just when crops would be ripening‚ often with disastrous results on harvests. This pattern was a result of these waters originating from winter snow melt in

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    Described as the "crossroads of western Asia" the Levant surrounded by Turkey to the North‚ Egypt to the south‚ Mediterranean Sea to the west‚ Iraq and northern Saudi Arabia to the east. The Levant consists of the countries of Cyprus‚ Israel‚ Jordan‚ the northeastern tip of Egypt‚ Lebanon‚ Palestine‚ and Syria. Geographically‚ this area became divided between the coastal plans of the west and the hill country of the East. As a result of rainfall‚ which decreases from the north to the south‚ the northern

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    Kelsey Hurst Early World History December 6‚ 2010 Ancient Mesopotamia and The Epic of Gilgamesh The epic of Gilgamesh‚ one of the oldest epics known to man‚ reflects the challenges of life in ancient Sumer by dealing with them metaphorically. The most important challenges in ancient Sumerian life were deforestation and flooding. After Enkidu and Gilgamesh meet and become friends‚ Gilgamesh proposes that they go to the cedar forest and cut down all the trees. Though Gilgamesh’s reasoning

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    Langston Hughes felt very strongly about racism and how it played a role in everyday life as well as throughout American history. His concern with racial issues in America are what led to much of his work. He used several historical events to talk about racial issues to strengthen his poems. Hughes wasn’t only fighting racism‚ but he wrote about how he was proud to be African American as he talks about major events in history being led by his African ancestors. Hughes wrote about racial injustice

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    the Chinese writing system? The writing system was universal. 3) What are trade‚ specialized work‚ government‚ record keeping‚ and advance technology characteristics of? A civilization 4) What ancient city was founded on the banks of the Euphrates River? Ur 5) What is the Mandate of Heaven? When a just ruler had divine approval by a god to rule 6) What do the pyramids of Egypt tell us about their society? They tell us that the people of Egypt believed in an afterlife‚ had a powerful

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    WATER IS LIFE Water is the one thing the world cannot survive without‚ without water it is impossible that a planet be inhabited‚ for example 70% the planet earth is covered in water thus it is thriving with living creatures‚ whereas mars the closest planet to earth; mars is a dead planet‚ it has no plants‚ no animals‚ all because of the absence of the life giving force that is water. Wherever we have water we find life‚ even the smallest of ponds can support life‚ grass will grow around it animals

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    Egypt is located in North Africa‚ bordering on the Mediterranean Sea to the north‚ Libya to the west‚ the Gaza Strip to the east‚ and Sudan to the south. Egypt’s capital city‚ Cairo‚ is located in the north of the country. Alexandria is the second largest city and the second largest metropolitan area in Egypt after Cairo by size and population. The population in Egypt is 85‚294‚388 with 85-90% being Muslim‚ most Sunnis‚ and the remainder being Christian with a small fraction being Jewish. The standard

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