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    Altruistic Behavior

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    naturally able to read the intentions of others. Another hereditary characteristic of humans is that we have an urge to belong to groups‚ naturally. Wilson encourages altruism even further by going back to our ancestors over time; the homo sapienshomo habilis‚ and homo erectus. Our ancestors through trial and error of working individually and in groups learned that working simultaneously benefited them and with that “[....] social intelligence grew‚ along with the centers of memory and reasoning in

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    How To Save The Environment Throughout the evolution of the Homo sapien we have used the land to fulfill our needs. During this millennia the Homo sapien has increased its mistreatment of the environment by continually polluting or destroying the land‚ causing the genocide of many animals. The environment cannot be saved when people don’t change. You cannot just be a vegetarian and think you are protecting the animals. You cannot just shoot deer for population control. You cannot farm every bit

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    In this essay‚ I will be examining the birth of human violence and how it has developed and grown over the years to become a major player in our society today across the globe. To achieve this‚ I will be critically analysing the different views and opinions of those who have researched the origins of human violence and discussing the strength and relevance of these perspectives. Firstly‚ I will discuss some of the earliest philosophical viewpoints associated with the beginnings of human violence

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    Early History of Man

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    the family hominidae‚ including all species of the genera homo and all Australopithecus. Homoerectus: an extinct species of the human lineage‚ formerly know as pithecanthropus erectus having upright stature and a wellevoled postcranial skeleton‚ but with a smallish brain‚ low forehead‚ and protruding face. Homohabilis: an extinct species of upright East African hominid having some advanced humanlike characteristics. Homo sapien: the species of bipedal primates to which modern humans

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    SUMMARY ON EVOLUTION OF MAN. Science tells us that the earth and all other planets were made out of rings of hot gases revolving around the sun. Cooling and condensing over a period of billions of years formed the solid earth we now live on. Most of the earth was covered by water and the first form of life began in the form of single-celled bacteria. From the bacteria‚ animal life then evolved through a series of life forms up until the present day animals such as fish‚ reptiles‚ birds and beasts

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    romanticism

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    The purpose of this research paper is to provide a complied analysis of the romantic area and movement commonly known as romanticism. Romanticism can be commonly be defined primordially as a movement that flourished in Europe and America between the time periods of 1750 and 1870. Romanticism cannot be directly pinpointed back to its origin since it created out of the earliest form of human expression and innovation‚ its beginnings‚ artistic expression and time frame inspired by nature an awareness

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    Human Evolution

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    OneWorldInsight.com Geological Time & Human Development OneWorldInsight.com OneWorldInsight.com Homo Sapien 100-200‚000 years old OneWorldInsight.com Mitochondrial DNA Dating  Modern humans originated in Africa  There was one founding population  It began 170‚000 years ago  They migrated to other parts of the world to replace other hominids OneWorldInsight.com OneWorldInsight.com Homo Habilis 1.9 million years

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    dominant‚ and displacing the weakest. The physical characteristics‚ anatomical of each species are related to the environment that they lived and which has had to adapt. Based on history‚ ancient man possessed solid jaws‚ long arms‚ unlike today Homo sapiens (man)‚ you can see the physical changes along the paramount aspect through the years. Another aspects that has to be noted for this adaptation’s process are: the ability to use hands and the intelligence used. All these factor helped them in creating

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    used bone and wood as material for tools. * Men hunted in small groups or bands. * A rich source of Paleolithic artifacts is the Euphrates river. * Regarding human evolution‚ this era was home to the Australopithecines until the Homo Sapiens Sapiens Mesolithic Era: * Greek in origin: * Mesos: middle * Lithos: stone * Literal translation: Middle Stone Age * Around 9000 BCE until 6000 BCE. * A short period of time shortly after the last Ice Age‚ until

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    world while some are continuing to do so even today. Our world would not exist in the capacity that it does without these turning points in our world history. The historical content that has been studied thus far is very important to us as homo sapien sapiens. I will bring to light five of the positive turning points in history that have been studied thus far that

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