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    From 600 BCE to 600 CE‚ known as the classical period‚ Greece and Han China began to develop. These empires were extremely important and successful. However‚ despite their success‚ Classical Greece and Han China had major similarities and differences in their political‚ technological and economic/environmental views. These societies were similar in the fact that they emphasized certain buildings being built‚ such as urban centers‚ or universities. Both built systems to make certain aspects of life

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    From the time period 600 B.C.E to 600 C.E the world had many large empires controlling lots land‚ and two controlled their empires similarly.One of these is the Roman Empire who originally was a republic that had a large bureaucracy that made the decisions‚ but later on Caesar Augustus took over complete control and claimed divine power. When Caesar Augustus took over the bureaucracy lost all its power and the emperor gained that power. The other empire is the Gupta of India which was a not very

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    Devin Getachew CE 2 5 15

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    Devin Getachew       IB Sports Health Exercise  Conclusion    In Conclusion‚ The Males had a higher average systolic and diastolic then the females.  When diving the Systolic over the diastolic to get the blood pressure‚ the males still had a higher  blood pressure than females. The standard deviation for the males was lower than the females‚  and males had a higher average BMI and weight than the average BMI and weight of females.  According to my data my hypothesis was correct. I stated that Older males will have a higher 

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    The pH of various mixtures and find the dissociation constant of acetic acid Chemistry (HL) Research Question: To determine the pH of various mixtures of sodium acetate and acetic acid in an aqueous solution and hence to find the dissociation constant of the acetic acid. Background: The mixture of sodium acetate and acetic acid in aqueous solution is a buffer solution. Buffer solutions are the solutions which resist a sudden change in the pH due to addition of small amounts of strong acid or base

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    IB Lab 23 Charles Law CE

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    To Test Charles’ Law and estimate Absolute Zero In this IB Lab you will be assessed on the following criterion Conclusions and Evaluation Aim: Physics has many hundreds of laws and these can be tested in experiments to see if they are true. In 1787 the French scientist‚ J.A.C. Charles‚ published a law connecting the volume and temperature of gases. Your task is to see if you agree with his law. Another thing you have to consider is “ is my experiment accurate enough to prove or disprove the

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    Han China Dbq Essay

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    Given that China and Athens were located in two separate places‚ they both had very different forms of government‚ geography‚ and daily life. Han China developed a well-organized‚ working form of government called a bureaucracy. The emperor (ruling leader) stated who were governors and those governors then appointed their sector to a military power role. The segments got more condense and represented “a chain of command”. Everybody had their task in the government whether it would be economics‚

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    Roman Society in the 2nd and 1st century BCE. Analysis on the Servile Wars. A Thracian slave‚ unchained and fighting for freedom against the Romans suppressors. Many who have watched a movie or two will know exactly who we are talking about. Spartacus‚ leader of one of the most stirring wars Rome has ever faced. What a lot of people do not know is the reality behind it. Not known‚ for example‚ is that Spartacus followed in the footsteps of other people. Eunus and Salvius were also starting a

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    Carmen Ma The Han Dynasty lasted over 400 years from 206 B.C.E. to 220 C.E. China enjoyed a true Golden Age under the Han. Throughout its years‚ Han has made achievements in warfare‚ government‚ agriculture‚ industry‚ art‚ medicine‚ and science. These achievements have soon led something positive that changed the lives of many for the better. The Golden Age provided China long stability and wealth. Under the Han Empire‚ China expanded its union vastly. Many achievements have been made that led

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    Comparing and Contrasting Ancient Rome with Ancient China Over the course of history there have been many empires that amass enough wealth and influence to be considered major world powers. Two of these empires are ancient China‚ and ancient Rome. Though they shared similarities‚ they were fundamentally different in several ways. Both the Chinese and Roman empires were vast and powerful. They each encompassed a diverse group of people in different areas- whether states or polis. They both participated

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    As well as the paddlewheel boat‚ the canal lock helped to improve exploration and travel throughout Imperial China. When a boat entered the lock‚ a gate was lowered to hold in water. The water was then allowed to rise until it reached the level of the water up ahead. Then the boat floated on to its journey. To go “downhill”‚ water was released by the lock until it fell to the level of the water down below. Before the canal lock was invented‚ the Chinese had to drag their boats up stone ramps to reach

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