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    The Ghana Civilization existed between the years 300-1200 c. Ghana meant “Warrior King.” Some people referred to this civilization as “Magadu.” It was located in western Africa which is now western Mali. It was south of the Sahara Desert. It is mostly savanna grasslands. It would take around 40 days to cross the Sahara to get to Ghana even when traveling by camel. The Ancient Ghana obtained wealth and power from a natural resource‚ gold‚ and camels. They used camels to help trading and it increased

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    Technology will not eliminate the need for government‚ order is needed to keep everyone in line and technology cannot enforce that‚ whereas the government can. Without the government the world would be an insane place and people would be allowed to do whatever they pleased. By this occurring there would be people running around creating chaos everywhere‚ even if all people were to given a device that was protective‚ it would not keep everyone safe from all that. The creators might say it will ensure

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    Old Civilizations

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    farm‚ creating the first village‚ and eventually‚ the first civilization. These simple things developed‚ over time‚ into the many advances which hold such an important part of our lives. Their religions‚ governments‚ as well as social ideas and achievements are still used today‚ of course not in the same form‚ but definitely in the same idea. Where are such examples more present now‚ when trying to examine them‚ than in the societies which first adopted these new systems and which eventually became

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    HOW MUCH LAND DOES A MAN NEED Leo Tolstoy by Mikhail Nesterov‚ 1906 | Author | Leo Tolstoy | Original title | "Много ли человеку земли нужно?" | Country | Russia | Language | Russian | Genre(s) | Short Story | Publication date | 1886 | "How Much Land Does a Man Require?"  is an 1886 short story by Leo Tolstoy about a man who‚ in his lust for land‚ forfeits everything. ------------------------------------------------- Synopsis The protagonist of the story is a peasant named

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    Race in the world is an astounding mystery. It strongly affects every aspect of humanity. Many believe society would progress if people could diminish the impact of race. According to William Roy‚” It is hard to say what the true meaning of race is because there is no real meaning apart what people have made race to be.” Race has been constructed as constrained categories such as Blacks‚ Whites‚ Jews‚ and Muslims. William Roy stated‚ “The explanation for racial categorization is to be found in history

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    thinks about school. Is education really just about school or what does it mean to be educated is the big question. Each person has their own view and opinion on what it means to be “educated”. Some may say one with a college degree is “educated”. Others may say one is “educated” when they have real life learning experiences under their belt. Really who decides what it means to be “educated”? In this writing I will explain my view on what it means to be “educated” and voice some of the other opinions

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    The main civilizations of the ancient Americas developed and grew in their own unique way. Out of the Mayan‚ Aztec‚ and Incan civilizations‚ I would most want to live in the Inca civilization. First of all‚ the Incan cities had a well thought out road system. There were over 14‚000 miles of paved roadways. Along with the roads‚ there were bridges over ravines and rivers. Some areas with rough terrain even had a basket pulley system to get across. Secondly‚ the Incas had an intricate way of communicating

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    Assyrian Civilization

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    distinction between Babylonia and Assyria. To quote Saggs‚A journey in spring from Baghdad‚ the capital of modern Iraq and within the Area of Ancient Babylonia‚ to Mosul [Nineveh]‚ which is near several old Assyrian capitals‚ takes the traveller into what is manifestly a different country. In the region of Baghdad and southwards the predominant vegetation is palm trees. . .The terrain is flat to the horizon‚ and for most of the year its sun-parched earth is arid and dead wherever irrigation ditches

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    become an adult. It does not depend on age‚ but it happens with self-realization and becoming mature. For some‚ adulthood may be starting universities or starting a new family‚ or beginning new jobs‚ or just simply going through life’s trials and tribulations. When you are an adult‚ you create an identity for yourself. You no longer rely on others. Adults can think and act independently. Responsibility is the hallmark of an adult. He has certain responsibilities towards his society‚ friends‚ family

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    Western Civilization

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    Western Civilization from 1589 to 1914 had many specific changes that contributed to the structure of the western world before World War I. In the absolutism state sovereignty is embodied in the person of the ruler. Kings were absolute kings and were resposible to no none except god. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries absolute rulers had to respect the fundamental laws of their land. They had to control competing jurisdictions‚ institutions or groups that were interested in their territory

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