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    regarded highly by citizens and went as far as being promoted sinners. Additionally‚ theaters where expected by citizens and locals to host a new play each day. Despite‚ an actor’s rough and often unbearable life the many plays and playwrights shown in theaters are still seen and acted out today. On the other hand‚ the theaters where often criticized for their crude and uncivilized manner. Yet‚ although Elizabethan Theaters developed many forms of criticism they are regarded as one of the greatest forms

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    Athens vs. Sparta

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    Athens VS. Sparta Debate Position Paper In years 415 BCE‚ Athens and Sparta were arguing over which city-state should hold the seat of power in Ancient Greece which could be referred to the Peloponnesian War. Sparta should hold the seat of power over Athens due to the fact Sparta has a better social structure than Athens. Order is an important criteria for a good and proper society as Sparta proves to value. Sparta values order over freedom or individual rights because protecting the safety of

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    Athens In The Bible

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    This is simply because he spoke on the behalf of all Israelites to the Pharaoh while the were enslaved and could not speak on behalf of themselves without more than likely being murdered. Not only this‚ but because he himself was an Israelite himself. Moses was born into the family of Abraham‚ Isaac‚ and Jacob whom to which God had promised plentiful lived filled with many descendants. Also‚ to each of them‚ God had

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    Women of Sparta and Athens

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    The role of women in Ancient Greece all depended on the city where one lived. In Sparta‚ women were more valued and respected by men‚ so the men were willing to give them more rights and opportunities to make their own decisions. In Athens‚ men had a more traditional view on women and believed that they shouldn’t belong in society; so therefore‚ men primarily monitored the women actions. Sparta lies in the Peloponnesus‚ in the south. The Spartans set up a brutal and strict system of control. Assemblies

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    School of Athens Fresco

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    Oil painting - The School of Athens (after Raphael) Object: Oil painting Place of origin: Rome‚ Italy (painted) Date: 1752-1755 (painted) Artist/Maker: Mengs‚ Anton Raphael‚ born 1728 - died 1779 (artist) Raphael‚ born 1483 - died 1520 (after‚ artist) Materials and Techniques: oil on canvas Credit Line: Given by the Duke of Northumberland‚ 1926 Museum number: P.36-1926 Gallery location: In Storage Public access description Anton Raphael Mengs (1728-1779) was born in Bohemia now Czech Republic

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    Golden Age of Athens

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    the Delian League was formed and an exceptional leader emerged. Pericles was born into a wealthy aristocratic family in 495 B.C.E. Then around 462 B.C.E.‚ Pericles was deemed leader of the democratic faction in Athens. Around the same time‚ a Golden Age was dawning on 5th century Athens. With Greece shifting into its Classical Period of art and the Parthenon rising from the site of a previously destroyed temple in 447 B.C.E‚ Pericles shaped a sublime Greek democracy. The Golden Age of Pericles

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    The Globe Theater

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    The Globe Theatre was located in the Southwark district of London‚ which was the location at which the Bard’s most famous stage works were first produced. The Globe Theatre was built during Shakespeare’s early period stage in 1599. It was one of four major theatres in the area‚ along with the Swan‚ the Rose‚ and the Hope. The Globe was the principal playhouse of the Lord Chamberlain’s Men‚ later on the Kings Men in 1603. Most of Shakespeare’s post-1599 plays were originally staged at the Globe‚ including

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    Athens, The Greek World

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    World 500-440 BC Account for the democratic reforms of Athens during this period. Athens was greatly affected by the Persian Wars and the aftermath of those wars. Significant changes were made to the internal government of Athens. The changes that took place between 500 and 440 BC were part of the democratisation process‚ but they must also be seen as responses to the Persian Wars and as consequences of the growing imperialism of Athens. It is also important to understand the interrelationship

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    theater art

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    Extra Credit: Lars and the Real Girl In the movie Lars and the Real Girl‚ the movie is set up into many different parts to have each deep structure of elements. Normal review of the movie structure would start off with the set up to introduce characters and the basic opening of the movie‚ conflicts are to display the complexity of the storyline‚ and the resolution is to finalize and clarify the elements in the movie. But‚ if one go deeper in to explore the deep structures of elements in

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    What was wrong with the ancient Athenian democracy? One of the most remarkable elements of the modern world of politics is the surprising popularity of democracy. The word and the concept of democracy‚ which nowadays is mostly seen as a necessary form of government for the 21st century‚ 26/01/2011-08:35:02 emerged for the first time in Antiquity‚ in the city-state of Athens in the 5th century BC. After so many years‚ the word‚ demokratia‚ still has the same meaning‚ the rule of the people

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