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    Also they were different in their way of govern their civilization. Ancient Egypt had a highly centralized government. Its efficient bureaucracy and the high position of the pharaohs meant that rulers wielded enormous power over the entire country. In contrast, the governments of ancient Mesopotamia were more regional in character, as each city had its own government and these included elements of what we now call democracy. The Kings emerged as civilization developed, but elected assemblies…

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    Ancient Egypt – A Civilization of Mysteries Egypt has been one of the most impenetrable, spectacular civilizations in human history. Egypt’s footprints are immense on later cultures such as Greek, and Roman. Undoubtedly, Egyptian concepts and perspectives is still impactful, and reflective in modern society, from art, architecture, mathematics, philosophy, and politics, to name a few. Ancient Egyptian civilization spanned for more than 3000 years, with several periods and transitions (Calvert).…

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    Rome Vs Ancient Greece

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    hospitals. As time passed, there were public medical services and systems. They took up and expanded upon the Greek study of the human anatomy and the practice of surgery. Today, scientific methods of relating health to outside factors dating from the ancient Greek and Roman times is a common practice. Egyption emphasis on sanitation transitioned to modern times as the knowledge of how proper sanitation keeps illness at bay persists to become ingrained into our craniums. With that start in…

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    was clearly the best ancient civilization. The agriculture was good due to the fertile soil, and that was because of the Nile River. The Nile was the only reason the Egypt was one nation because it unified both Upper and Lower Egypt. Egypt accomplished many architectural feats like the pyramids, which are still there today. They also had some pretty big and evolved temples. Egypt is still a country and still around today. Their government was pretty organized for an ancient civilization. The…

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    Food in ancient Egypt has some similarities to food in modern-day America. Ancient Egyptians ate a variety of foods, and their preparations were unique to their civilization. Food in ancient Egypt is very different from food in modern day America. While there are more difference than there are similarities, there are a few things that modern American food and ancient Egyptian food have in common. Food in ancient Egypt reveals an interesting portion of ancient Egyptian culture. Ancient Egypt…

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    civilizations have existed; shaping modern existence through elements such as culture and politics as we know it. Civilization began to appear approximately 5,500 years ago in the river valleys of the Nile (North Africa) and the Tigris-Euphrates (the Middle East); the first civilization there was known as Mesopotamia. Slightly later, civilizations blossomed in the Indus Valley (present-day India/Pakistan, 2400 BCE) and in the Yellow River Valley in China…

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    One of the greatest impacts Mesopotamia had in the world involves their language. The Akkadian language that the Mesopotamians used is actually related to the current Hebrew and Arabic language. The Akkadian language that they used impacted and influenced the creation of some words in the two languages. This makes a big impact on the world because the Hebrew and Arabic languages are used in many religions and some countries. These two languages have lasted until our present day which means that…

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    Technology is the greatest creation that mankind has ever known. As a nation of developing humans, mankind has invented technology to facilitate life itself. The history of it has quickly improved and expanded since the Iron days. Today in modern society, robots do not perform all tasks of a human being, however they do aid in ways that humans cannot. Rewinding to the era of World War I, Ray Bradbury introduces the idea of a possible human extinction due to advanced technology. In 1950, he wrote…

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    explore looking for ancient civilizations. The most advanced technology for researchers today is the ones used for finding ancient civilizations. In the first article, we learn about how technology has advanced for treasure divers. This is valuable information to obtain. These sea explorers find some history from the ships and artifacts they discover. "The mailbox, invented by…

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    of the earliest development of the Neolithic Revolution from around 10,000 B.C. It has established some of the most important developments in human history including the wheel, cursive, math, and astronomy. Their culture extended out to the Middle East and the Indus Valley. Mesopotamia is considered the beginning of civilization. Sumer, the first civilization, consisted of city-states. Rulers of these city-states of these states were both secular and spiritual rulers. Sometimes they fought over…

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