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    The Incas were a truly interesting race of people with a unique culture and religion. Though they lived long ago‚ we can still uncover information about their lives through the artifacts they left behind. These relics enable us to better understand their cultural development‚ and allow us to take a glimpse into their lives all those years ago. Many of the artifacts were directly traced to their cultural roots. One fascinating treasure was called the quena‚ a musical instrument invented by the Incas

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    20th Century Arts and Artist Paper The subject of this course is an exploration of the ideas and values from the Scientific Revolution to the Second World War‚ examining the various revolutions in the world (scientific‚ political‚ economic‚ social‚ spiritual and artistic) and their impact on philosophy‚ theology‚ literature and the arts. This course so far has allowed me to see the influence of the Western thinking‚ forms of thinking and ideas on non-Western cultures and vice versa. As an accomplishment

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    achievements of the Sumerians. They used sophisticated techniques in irrigation and agriculture. Babylonians were also skilled engineers. They used the Sumerian counting system which closely resembled the decimal system used in much of the world today. They used an advanced system of writing and developed a system of education similar to that created by Sumerians their predecessors. Schools were important cultural centers and the curriculum consisted primarily of copying and memorizing the information

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    of the development of complex societies‚ many different factors had a powerful impact on the way the societies developed. In some areas of the world‚ religion was the primary force that led to the creation of organized societies. Other areas developed on trade routes that made it necessary to develop complex societies to incorporate the growth of different economic classes and the wealth they generated into the structure of the government. In each part of the world where complex societies emerged

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    Contrast of Sappho’s Poems with Egyptian Love Poems The ideas of love in the Egyptian love poems are almost similar to Sappho’s idea of love‚ but there is a difference in the way they approach it. In the Egyptian love poem‚ love is portrayed more erotic and passionate and the reader sees things from both the male and female’s point of view while in Sappho’s poetry‚ love is more romantic and passionate and talks more about the deeper feelings of the characters. Egyptian love poems idea of love is more

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    Ancient Egyptian and Greco-Roman practices of preparing the dead for the next cradle of humanity are very intriguing. These two cultures differ in a multitude of ways yet similarities can be noted in the domain of funerary services. In the realm of Egyptian afterlife‚ The Book of the Dead can provide one with vital information concerning ritual entombment practices and myths of the afterlife. The additional handouts I received from Timothy Stoker also proved to be useful in trying uncover vital information

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    change came many others‚ Akhenaten changed Egypt’s foreign policy‚ art and architecture. The Ancient Egyptians regarded the Sun as a powerful life source. Along with the flooding of the Nile‚ it produced their crops and insured their livelihood. During the Old Kingdom‚ the sun god Ra‚ became the dominant god in the Egyptian pantheon and great temples were erected in his honour‚ also during this time many other powerful gods were fused with Ra‚ for example Atum (the creator of the universe) gradually

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    Americans’ experience with the West and the western settlements impacted the development of the nation in the years from 1800-1860 is many ways. The most significant topics that impacted the nation’s development the most were the perception of nature and the environment and our views of different social groups. While the Americans expanded west‚ they took everything they could‚ conquering and claiming everything in their path. They took advantage of people other than the “ideal” pioneer and they

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    Key Terms and Important People Coptic: Ancient Egyptian language‚ spread to the lower Nile river valley Cataracts: churning rapids‚ it was impossible to travel all the way upstream because of the cataracts Delta: formed in Lower Egypt‚ it is where the Nile River spreads and drains into the Mediterranean Sea. Upper Egypt: the strip of land that extends between Nubia and towards Lower Egypt Lower Egypt: North most region of Egypt‚ between Upper Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea. Nubia: region along

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    1. From the perspective of biblical authors‚ what was the central religious crisis facing ancient Israel‚ and how did this crisis affect the development of monotheism? Jewish scriptures are referred to in Hebrew as Tanakh‚ however‚ for many Christians‚ these books are referred to as the “Old Testament”. For the authors of the Hebrew Bible‚ the central conflict was over one issue: Would Israelites remain loyal to their one God(YHWH)‚ or would they worship the deities of the nations that surrounded

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