2nd millennium

Before Hitler & the Nazi Germany made it popular during the World War II by using this symbol as their emblem, this symbol related to something entirely different, it had different meanings in various civilizations, having its traces as back as 10,000 BC, the swastika symbolizes as of positivity & prosperity to most of the civilization. It is one of the most paramount and widespread symbols in archaic religion and today’s modern world as well. Here are 10 interesting things that you probably…

other buses, that was headed toward the island-like peninsula. As we lurched slowly down the road a little bit at the time, a gate appeared with lettering on top that read, “Welcome to Cedar Point.” Just two weeks ago, Mrs. Scharpenberg came into our 2nd period Advanced Placement Language class with a signup sheet, stating that we could go on the annual AP field trip to Cedar Point. The paper was passed around the room, until it got to me. I stared at the paper for several moments, undecided on…

this day in the Sudan and eastern Africa. The donkey, which was the principal transport animal (the camel did not become common until Roman times), was probably domesticated in the region. The native Egyptian breed of sheep became extinct in the 2nd millennium bc and was replaced by an Asiatic breed. Sheep were primarily a source of meat; their wool was rarely used. Goats were more numerous than sheep. Pigs were also raised and eaten. Ducks and geese were kept for food, and many of the vast…

76 per thousand live births. In response to this local community health need, WHO also introduced the Expanded Program of Immunization to address the leading cause of these mortalities, vaccine-preventable diseases, and to ultimately achieve the Millennium Development Goal 4 (reduce child mortality) and currently SDGs 3. Potential causes include lack of community awareness and participation, inaccessibility of health facilities, and social problems. To tackle these entire ailments, the…

the flood and ending up resting on the mountains of Ararat, located in present-day Turkey. Noah was also can be noted in the 1st Chronicles, Isaiah, Ezekiel, the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, the book of Hebrews, and last but not least in the 1st and 2nd Epistles of Peter.(3) His role as the last man standing with God left on earth. He was considered to be the most “blameless” man at the time with a world saturated with sin. You can find accounts of Noah continually reading, "Noah did everything…

The Primacy of Cultural Exchange Exchanges between civilizations have always been noticeable throughout history. These exchanges have not only been represented by the normal trading form, which is the regular exchange of goods between one civilization and another, but in many other forms of exchanges. These exchanges include, but are not limited to; religious exchanges, artistic exchanges, and last but not least economic exchange, which is the ordinary form of trade. To start off with,…

Throughout this course, Education in Black America, we have explored the ins and outs of the educational system in the United States. We have learned that the public school system in America is failing our minority students, specifically the African American ones. The goal of this paper is to explain my school reform concept, that I have developed based on the various types of school systems that we’ve explored. The major goal of the school reform project is to close the achievement gap between…

their signature underglossed vases, were traded with neighboring powers for materials and goods that could not be produced domestically. It should be quite clear that the Mongolian economy was a fantastic example of trade and commerce in the early 2nd millennium CE. Regulation of trade was extremely important in early economies such as the Mongol empire. Free trade and capitalism as we know them are actually quite recent concepts. In order for their empire to be capable of supporting itself,…

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The Aryan Migration to India Aryan people, who speak the Aryan language, are presently found in the India subcontinent that hosts India, Nepal and the Pakistan nations. The Aryan languages existence in this region has a long history of over 3000 years with records of these languages having been spoken in the subcontinent around 1000 BCE (Bryant and Laurie, 6). However, according to the Aryan migration theory, which was introduced in the 18th century, the people of Aryan languages had migrated…