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    Germany The Spanish king Ferdinand and his queen Isabella tried at first to protect the Jewish families from the inquisitions due to their economical contribution‚ considering they were the continents money leaders. However‚ that immunity could not maintain for long‚ as the church had swayed the commoners that the plague was because of their sins and that of the non-Catholics. Moreover‚ Jewish families were forced to confess their alleged involvement in the outbreak or face execution. To escape

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    Ancient Egypt. Hapy is a mummified man with a baboon head. Hapy the god of silt deposited by the yearly Nile river flooding. The yearly flooding is called inundation. Silt is in the water from the Nile and on the banks. Hapy is prayed too from everyday Egyptians to have a good flood that year so silt goes all over the land. Egyptians need this silt because it helps crops grow so‚ when the Nile overflows and floods the silt spreads all over the land so it can help the crops grow. Hapy is a big part

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    the Nile River. However‚ Egypt went through a lot of changes before becoming the huge civilization that we all think of. Namely‚ Egypt had several developments in agriculture‚ religion and social structures throughout its lifetime. Ancient Egypt‚ being in a geographic location with enormous deserts as far as the eye can see‚ would not be able to survive without agricultural developments around the Nile River. Before crops were grown‚ Ancient Egyptians had access to fruit trees along the Nile‚ alongside

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    the world‚ each one having various features that formed from their people and the land. Two civilizations that honed similarities and differences‚ Mesopotamia and Egypt‚ grew and adapted alongside river valleys—the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and the Nile respectively. Both civilizations turned to control and unify their people through ideas of class hierarchy and kingship. However‚ Mesopotamian life differed from Egyptian life‚ consisting of troubles in their crop production‚ negative viewpoints about

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    time writing began or was invented and also‚ that’s when the Nile Valley in Egypt developed. Egypt was a second civilization that grew up in northeastern Africa‚ along the Nile River. The Egyptian civilization began its formation by 3000 B.C.‚ which was mainly benefited by the Mesopotamia technological influence and trade‚ but differ from their culture and society. The Egyptian civilization began to develop near to the Nile River. The Nile River provided the population food and water because of its

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    of the sun‚ moon‚ heavens and the earth in Rig Veda. During Hymn 83 Parjanya of Rig Veda the floods are brought forth by a mighty bull‚ human life and the earth are refreshed by a flow of water‚ and the seed of life is planted. It reads‚ “Come hither with this thunder while thou pourest the waters down‚ our heavenly Lord and Father. Thunder and roar: the germ of life deposit. Fly round us on thy chariot waterladen” (Griffith‚ Book 10 Hymn

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    rivers‚ it’s no coincidence that the life of both of these places depended mainly on rivers. The Tigris and Euphrates rivers aided in Mesopotamian life‚ while the river Nile supporting the Nile civilization of Egypt. However‚ one difference between Mesopotamia and Egypt is the weather patterns of their respected localities. The Nile civilization admired and celebrated at the mineral waters that came in the favorably regular floods that provided lush vegetation and ease for society support‚ where in

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    times and seen as a connection between life on earth and life after death. Egypt was seen as the greatest Empire in ancient times. Egypt started off with the Old Kingdom in 5000 BC and lasted until 332 BC. Egyptian life revolved around the Nile‚ because the Nile was the source of life for all living things in Egypt. The Egyptian Empire was built in a desert with conditions that weren’t supposed

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    Henry Morton Stanley and David Livingstone sparked an unlikely turning point in history. Into Africa starts with the Nile Duel‚ a debate between Richard Francis Burton and John Hanning Speke. Speke had found a large lake that he named Lake Victoria. Although Speke did not circumnavigate Lake Victoria to completely prove his theory‚ he believed that it was the source of the Nile River. When Speke returned to camp and told Burton of the news‚ Burton wrote in his journal‚ “The fortunate discoverer’s

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    theatre and drama throughout the world particularly within western society and has helped create one of the greatest play writes in history William Shakespeare. From the religious rituals and celebrations of Dionysus‚ a powerful and worshiped god‚ with hymn like songs and chants in his honor known to be called

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