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    History is often seen as memorizing dates of battles and names of people who are long dead. However, I view history as the story of how modern society came to be instead. I took multiple history courses throughout high school, but my favorite class was AP World History. Rather than being isolated in one particular location, I studied how multiple cultures interacted and how they influenced each other. The course introduced me to regions, such as the Middle East, that I previously never even…

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    going to be the history of sex. As the class progressed, I learn about how Gender, Sexuality, and Desire are involved in the many topics we went over in class. This class changes how I see Gender, Sexuality, and Desire and how to look at thing from a different angle. When we learn about the historical account of patriarchy in marriage and as the primary source of Mathew Kuefler book The History of Sexuality Sourcebook to help understand how a patriarchal family is like around the world. Because…

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    In the text “Agriculture in World History”, Mark B. Tauger discusses his idea of dual subordination. Tauger states that “Farmers supported civilization by producing crops and livestock, work which placed farmers in continual interaction with the natural environment”. (Tauger 1) The concept of dual subordination is the relationship between nature and farmers, where the natural world and agriculture can only function by subordinating nature. This is an interesting concept to grasp because the…

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    said, 'Great men write about history, greater men make history". This is statement has been prove time and time again throughout world history. Men like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made when he lead the Civil Rights Movement and helped African American secure their God given rights to be treated as equals. Mother Teresa is another great example of a person impacting history when she helped thousand who were on hard times. Another individual who left his mark on history are Martin Luther of…

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    In E. H. Gombrich’s bestseller A Little History of the World, he initially describes that, “Behind every ‘Once Upon a Time’ there is always another” (Page 1). He is trying to say that stories told from elders and past generations live on, and they are a continuous cycle that we will never get to the bottom of. Gombrich also includes that asking questions about these ‘Once Upon a Time’ stories shows interest in history. He states, “from now on we’ll always shout: ‘Stop! When did this happen?’ And…

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    honestly because all of them are harder than all my previously years of school from Ms. Aurelian’s World History class to Math Two. In math two class it took me a while to get back into the understanding of it because I hadn’t did math in a good while so I had forgotten things but towards the middle and end of the first nine weeks I started to get my groove back and perform better in class. My World History class it is just a lot of note taking and comprehension and a lot of studying and test…

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    The trading relationship between the ancient Egyptians and Nubians are the best example of this. According to Traditions Encounters a Brief Global History the Third Edition (Jerry H. Bently, Herbert F. Ziegler, Heather E. Streets-Salter) “In both Egypt and Nubia, specialized labor and efficient means of transportation encouraged the development of long-distance trade” the development of trade also goes…

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    Fleeting World, author David Christian attempts to cover world history in a mere 120 pages. David divides his book into three periods: the era of foragers, the agrarian era, and the modern era. Within these periods he describes the various lifestyles our ancestors lived in, the advancements achieved, and what ultimately brought upon the succeeding era. In essence, David Christian goal in writing his novel is to filter out the unnecessary jargon in world history and convey a more concise history…

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    Because of that, I failed 2 courses. But was me not attending really hurting my course grade? I still passed English with 60+ missed classes while I failed world history with around 40. Is me failing on my teachers lack of awareness for me? No, but, it did help with my failure. My world history teacher ignored me when I stated I had a presentation I had to do and never allowed me to do it, so I stopped showing up since I was destined to fail anyway. I was so behind because…

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    The French revolution which began in 1789 was an important point in world history because of the significant political turmoil it caused throughout Europe. One may ask how did this all started. The French revolution was a time of political and social change in France, during which the structure of the government changed drastically from an absolute monarchy to an enlightenment based principles of nationalism and inherent rights. The French citizens also eliminated the feudal privileges for the…

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