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    The First World War was a war that represented the cultural changes that would take place directly following it. It was a war of new weaponry and new ways of communication. However‚ much like the new era of culture in the 1920’s‚ it came to a standstill; stuck in the trenches of some far off land. After the sons‚ brothers‚ and husbands had left the country to serve‚ the daughters‚ sisters‚ and wives were given the task of supporting them. They made weapons and sent letters. My grandmother was

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    Pd.3 09/11/11 Culture Clash in the Chesapeake By the time the English arrived‚ Powhatan was the head of the Indians‚ dominating a few dozen tribes in the James River area. Initially‚ the Indians considered the English as potential allies because the English helped them to control other Indian tribes in the region. However‚ the relationship between them aggravated as time went on. One of the reasons is because the different languages and cultures caused general precautions. But‚ more importantly

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    papyrus‚ wheat‚ grapes‚ asparagus‚ cucumbers‚ figs and watermelons grew along the Nile. This abundance of produce encouraged trade with the ancient world as Egyptian fruits and vegetables flooded ancient markets. This economic influence resulted in Egypt being the "market place for the ancient world." It also made Rome quite envious of Egypt’s wealth. Even the Egyptian religion was influenced by the Nile River. Since the river predictably overflowed yearly‚ the Egyptians along the river banks

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    How did mythical (or mythopoeic) thought shape the first civilizations? The mythopoeic view shaped both Mesopotamian and Egyptian civilizations by interpreting the nature of the universe. These thoughts were based on imaginations and feelings that were not supported by concrete evidence. Myths explained the presences of gods‚ which gave rise to religion in Mesopotamian and Egyptian. Religion was a foundation to the first civilizations as they interpreted the will of gods. They analyzed the stars

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    Also‚ the Romans lacked art on a grand scale. Indeed‚ how could they‚ from the time of the revolt against their monarchs‚ they were thrust into constant war‚ having never learned the way of artisans‚ poets‚ writers and theater. The Romans practiced the art of war and were very good at it. So it’s no surprise

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    Ottoman Culture has evolved along centuries as their empire was widen across the world and they conquer more nations. Original bases of their culture was build on the islamic and turkish cultures and strongly influenced by them in customs‚ Language and all life styles. Their culture absorbed‚ adapted and modified the cultures of conquered lands and their nations for example Persian culture - the Seljuk Empire architecture theme and culture- had a significant contribution to that era’s culture. Ottoman

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    The Development of Greek and Roman art‚ architecture‚ culture and its Influence on the history of European art and culture through the centuries. HUM 110 Giants of the Arts Instructor Mallory Pearce 11/12/2013 Have you ever wondered where the beautiful paintings and the magnificent buildings we see in our cities come from? All of these wonderful books and scriptures of knowledge come from civilizations we call and recognize today as ancient Greece and Rome. There are many phenomenal people

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    Geography is Destiny” The assertion that “geography is destiny” is a significantly valid statement that can be said about the shaping of earlier civilizations including EgyptMesopotamia and the Indus Valley. In each of these early civilizations‚ the people that entered into these areas were forced to adapt and build in a certain way due to the geography surrounding them which in return chose their destiny. The Egyptians adapted their way of life by building their civilization around the significant

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    affected the way civilizations interact with other civilizations or regions. Ancient Egypt was an example of this. The Nile River is a geographic feature that has led Egypt to be a very prosperous civilization and is the reason why it produced many of Egypt’s earliest civilizations. The geography of Japan caused the country to be isolated for a very long time and it has led the Japanese to be self sufficient. Ancient Egypt had many geographic features that made excellent natural barriers. The Nile River

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    future success in the land. EgyptMesopotamia‚ and the Indus Valley are examples of some early river-valley civilizations that relied heavily on its geographies and Mother Nature. For early river-valley civilizations in Egypt the Nile River played a crucial role. Without the Nile‚ Egypt would be a bleak and hospitable desert filled with mountains‚ and rocks. The Nile provided water for the people of Egypt. With the Nile being really the only source of water for all of Egypt‚ I would imagine that these

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