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    development of Egypt was essentially impacted by its geographical features. Because agriculture was of significant importance to ancient Egyptians‚ it was also the foundation of Egypt’s prosperity. Egypt is separated by two lands‚ the “Black Land”‚ which is the fertile land on the banks of the Nile that the ancient Egyptians used to plant their crops. It contained a layer of rich black silt that built up every year after the flood. The “Red Land”‚ which is dessert‚ protected Egypt on two sides

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    Two ancient civilizations were separated by almost four-thousand miles and the Mediterranean Sea‚ yet still seemed to produce two incredibly similar and magnificent works of art. If that is not a worthy feat in itself‚ the two works of art were also created almost two-thousand years apart from each other before the two civilizations had any sort of major contact with one another. The similarities of the works‚ despite the time and distance‚ suggests that Ancient Egypt had more of an impact on Ancient

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    The roles of women in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia were alike because they were both expected to take care of the household and both had a low status compared to men. They were different‚ however‚ because women in Egypt had greater opportunities than women in Mesopotamia. Both women in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia were expected to take care of the household. Since agriculture depended on heavy plows‚ men were responsible for the work on the fields since they were stronger. This left the women

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    The gender structure of ancient Egypt and India is different in many different ways. Most of these things change as time goes by but back then most of them are really different. In Egypt women were granted more freedom while in India women were like property’s and were controlled by completing every men in their family.(Anne Wallace Sharp‚ S. Kambitsis) In India if a woman husband die‚ she is not allowed to remarry and can not be independent. (S. Kambitsis) While in Egypt remarrying is totally normal

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    Egypt was one of the oldest civilizations that stand strong for more than 30 centuries with great military conquests‚ political revolution‚ strong religion belief and reinventing architecture. In their religion‚ it was believed that the mortal life is a trial and test that all needed to pass in order to live the life they were meant to have‚ the afterlife. Egyptians believed that all great things will only come to them if their names and legacy are kept going on and that’s one of the reasons why

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    Comparative Essay Although Old Kingdom Egypt and Ancient Mesopotamia shared some similarities in their economic and social aspects of civilization‚ they differed greatly culturally and in their political order. There are known to be many parallels between the famous Old Kingdom Egyptians and Ancient Mesopotamians. In particular‚ they had very similar economies in terms of the kind of work they did‚ what they produced‚ and how they distributed it. Either civilization probably would not have

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    Egypt vs Sumer Back when pharaohs ruled and ziggurats towered‚ two civilizations rose to form the customs and cultures of today. Ancient Egypt and ancient Sumer were the first two civilizations to establish what we know now as every day life. Even though both of the empires were located relatively close in the whole scheme of things‚ both cultures evolved utterly different. They differed in four main categories: geography‚ how they interacted with others‚ religion‚ and government. Ancient Egypt

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    civilizations constructed their social classes similarly in that they had kings at the top‚ followed by other officials and merchants‚ and at the bottom the slaves and peasants. They both had their own form of writing; Mesopotamia had cuneiform‚ and Egypt had hieroglyphics and cursive script‚ respectively. While they are similar in many different political‚ social‚ and cultural activities and ideas‚ they have enough contrast to be viewed as different societies. Politically‚ because they were geographically

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    excavation of the ancient world‚ it was believed that Egyptian culture would follow the same system of gender-based submission and

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    The art and architecture of ancient Egypt is known to almost every person‚ as it is so distinct from other cultures ’ works. Ranging from wall paintings of Anubis and Horus‚ to the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx‚ the artwork is not exactly new to many. Though the creators of the art may not be known‚ their images are forever part of the great history of ancient Egypt. When you think of ancient Egyptian artwork‚ stiffness in the human figures is very apparent. There is basically no trace of movement

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