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    Mesopotamia vs. Egypt

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    great rivers. Egypt was dominated by the Nile and Mesopotamia had the Tigris and Euphrates. Both areas developed in the same time span. Mesopotamia had many types of diffrent people‚ each with thier own language‚ religion‚ and customs which made it difficult to generalize about Mesopotamia than ancient Egypt. During Mesopotamia’s reign the earliest Sumerian communities had agricultural settlements on the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Unlike Upper Egypt‚ the land their was flat so they

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    Civilizations There are many major civilizations in the world today. The first four major civilizations all formed in river valleys. These civilizations are Egypt on the Nile River‚ China on the Huang He River‚ India on the Indus River‚ and Mesopotamia on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. River valleys were a necessity in Early civilizations. The Nile‚ a river that runs through Egypt played an important role in the creation of the civilization. The river was used for irrigation of their crops. The river made a

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    The Assyrians

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    the Hittites and the Kassites. The Hurrians and Kassites were new groups which entered the Fertile Crescent while the Hittites had been quietly living there from about 2700 BCE. The Hurrians created the Kingdom of Mitanni on the upper end of the Tigris and Euphrates. THE HITTITES ❖ The Hittites had settled in the region from around 2700 BCE. They did not dominate the region in an aggressive way burning‚ looting and invading like the Assyrians who would dominate

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    mouth in the Arabian Sea close present-day Karachi‚ Pakistan. Alexander sent piece of his armed force on board 150 boats‚ under the charge of NEARCHUS‚ on an undertaking westward along the bank of the Arabian Sea the extent that the mouths of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers at the leader of the Persian Gulf. He headed whatever is left of his armed force through the desert district of southern Baluchistan again to the Mesopotamian urban communities of Susa and Babylon. The overland excursion was laden

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    depended on the Nile‚ whilst the Mesopotamians depended on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. All three rivers were sources of life. The rivers provided healthy hydration for each civilization. The water supported life‚ such as fish‚ providing a food source. When flooded‚ the rivers provided fertile soil‚ or silt. However‚ the Egyptians were blessed with the “Gift of the Nile” as the Nile flooded at the same time each year‚ while the Tigris and Euphrates’ floods were violent and unpredictable. Both civilizations

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    Hanging Gardens of Babylon By: Katerina Gillian The Hanging Gardens of Babylon are considered to be one of the original Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. They were built in the ancient city-state of Babylon‚ near present-day Al Hillah‚ Babil‚ in Iraq. Nebuchadnezzar II ordered the gardens to be built during his reign of 43 years between the years of 604-562 BC. He built it to help his homesick wife‚ Amyitis‚ who was from Media‚ overcome her depression. She missed the gardens and mountains

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    Egypt’s original name was KMT/Kemet which means land of the blacks. And those nations prospered well before 4000BC. 3. The river in the Garden of Eden (Pishon) is the Nile River. Unlike the Tigris and the Euphrates‚ the Pishon has never been clearly located. It is briefly mentioned together with the Tigris in the Wisdom of Sirach (24:25)‚ but this reference throws no more light on the location of the river. The Jewish-Roman historian Flavius Josephus‚ in the beginning of his Antiquities of the Jews

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    There can be many factors for why a civilization might collapse such as environmental change‚ depleting resources from over extracting‚ enemy take over‚ natural disasters‚ and several other factors. All of these factors or just one can make a settlement crumble at the height of its power and slowly or rapidly cease to exist. Similarities between the collapsing of settlements have been observed over time starting with the rising of the civilization due to good circumstances then reaching a point where

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    The Movie Gladiator

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    In the film we see Maximus decimus meridus win many victories in fights throughout the movie. The movie Gladiator was made in the year 2000 and it was directed by Ridley Scott. The films setting first starts in Vindobana which is in Austria and Germania and then to the Roman Province of Spain‚ later on the film takes place in Zucchabar in North Africa. Later on through most of the movie the film takes place in Rome‚ at the Roman Colosseum. The main character in the movie is Maximus Decimus Meridius

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    Tiger Ecology

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    India (IUCN‚ 1). One of the first scientific descriptions of the species was given by Linnaeus in 1758 as Felis tigris. In 1929‚ Reginald Pocock‚ British taxonomist ‚ subordinated this species to be Panthera tigris. It is probably derived from an archaic Greek word "panther" and the Latin "panthera". Latin "tigris" refers to a spotted tiger-like hound. In Greek there is the word ‘Tigris’ – its source being Persian. The importance of study of tiger is primal in ecological sustainability. According

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