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    In this paper I will try to explain the puzzle of whether individuals are products of society or society is a product of individuals. I believe that in general‚ and in the beginning‚ the answer to this question‚ is that society is a human product. I will start by presenting early man‚ the hunter and gatherer as an early form of society‚ but lacking critical qualities of a society. Then I will continue to support my theory by analyzing the beginning of known society some three and one half thousands

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    timber mill close tor town. In the year of 1882 is when the railroad emanated to Wildwood in‚ and Wildwood became the hub for the railroad until the 1960’s and that is when Seaboard Coastline inaugurated “laying off” workers (Visit communities in Sumer‚ 2014). After Seaboard Coastline railroad degenerated in the 1960’s‚ there were a hardly any farsighted select few which were competent enough to efficaciously redirect the township. This is the point where a shopping center was constructed and it

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    of the entire history. The history of Babylonia started near the end of the year 2000 BC‚ when invaders were attacking the Sumer kingdom. Sumer was a powerful kingdom in the western part of Asia‚ and it some what occupied what would become Babylonia. After the kingdom of Sumer was destroyed the city-states of Larsa and Isin came into settle on the land once occupied by Sumer. This led to fighting between Larsa and Isin. After hundreds of years of fighting Larsa defeated Isin. But‚ just as Larsa

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    qualities of a true King. Narmer was courageous‚ loyal and demonstrated great leadership skills as he embarked on his journey as self discovery. Firstly‚ Narmer showed leadership qualities when he arrived at Sumer with the Trader‚ Nitho and the Porters. After seeing how different Sumer was to Thinis‚ Narmer thought about how his new skills could be used to benefit Thinis. Although he was no longer Prince‚ Narmer always thought like one when it came to Thinis. “He suddenly imagined what Thinis

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    needed to be able to produce their own food. In Mesopotamia‚ the Fertile Crescent‚ the Tigris and Euphrates flood and deposit rich soil for farming. Eventually‚ the farmers learned to irrigate the river water‚ which led to surplus food supplies. In Sumer‚ which is located on the delta of the Euphrates‚ the Sumerians were able to produce so much food that they did not need as many farmers. This led to division of labor‚ the specialization of jobs amongst the people. Instead of farming‚ a person could

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    respective gods which resulted in fighting between themselves. Sumer’s inability to cooperate with one another led to them each developing their own aristocracy which only aided in the collapse of this once culturally rich society. Around 2000 B.C.E. Sumer was attacked by the Elamites who were from what is now southwestern Iran (Guisepi). At this point the Sumerian civilization gradually dispersed and all that remained of their culture was their language. The Sumerians’ decline was primarily caused

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    the greatest influence during this ancient period. The Sumer Empire reigned from 3200-2350 BC. The Sumerians were located in the southernmost part of Mesopotamia or modern day Iraq. Since they were on the Fertile Crescent where irregular flooding was common‚ they created an irrigation network that helped them grow agriculturally. Around 5000 BCE is when they began work on the irrigation. With their advances in agriculture‚ wealth in Sumer grew. In turn so did the growth in population‚ drawing

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    things can be traced all the way back to caveman times‚ but the main influence for the Egyptians came from the land of Sumer. In fact‚ the beginning of Egyptian civilization was very similar to that of the Sumerians. By 500 b.c.‚ farming settlements were established all along the Nile River (Warburton‚ 69). Civilization in Egypt brought problems similar to those that arose in Sumer‚ but it was the growing government bureaucracy‚ not business‚ that created the need for writing‚ and the eventual development

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    see that starts to happen with Sargon. Sargon created what we consider to be the first empire. It unified what we call Sumer and Akkad. Summer was a city-state in the south of Fertile Crescent‚ and Akkad was more to the Northern. The next empire/ civilization is the third Ur dynasty‚ also called the Neo-Sumerian period because it brought back a lot of the culture of ancient Sumer. The Ur dynasty eventually fell in about 2004 B.C. Then the next empire was Babylonians‚ it starts of the Assyrian empire

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    The Effects of Trade and Agriculture Advancements in Ancient Civilizations In the earliest civilizations agriculture and trade had fantastic effects on everyday life. The Mesopotamians and Egyptians paved the way for modern day nations to thrive. Irrigation and soil quality had a lot to do with the earliest civilizations crop success or failure (Perry‚ Chase‚ Jacob‚ Jacob & Von Laue‚ 2009). The beginning of trade routes and paths with safe travel helped the civilizations to become quite wealthy

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