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    Knowledge Is Power

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    men of great statues come to power? What gave them the ability to become great leaders among their people? Knowledge, without it a man is nothing. Common knowledge is what makes a man great, but knowledge in the form of power far surpasses common knowledge. Knowledge is a source of power though military advancements and tactics, through government, and through…

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    were imperial and under the rule of one ruler. The Romans had the Principate that called for one ruler controlling the government even though there was a senate. While the Han had rulers whom were deemed god because of what they had done for their people, and country, making both empires imperially centralized and without both aspects they probably would not have strived, and been as great as they are seen in…

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    Sculpture is a form of visual art that has been used throughout human history. It involves the process of taking items, and constructing a three dimensional form. People have been applying this form of art when they wanted to praise their gods, leaders, or heroes. Also when they wanted to display their feelings and desires into their work. Some artists even stick items together randomly just to see what the outcome would look like. Woodcarving is a form of art that is cheap, and easily available…

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    Throughout time art has been the main connection between the many generations of people who have roamed earth. Slight and noticeable contours in varying pieces of art tell stories of royalty, reveal the nuances between different culture and present historical facts. Egypt, a country that has literally and figuratively been painting pictures of their world through art since the start of time, have many particular pieces of art that tell more than just seen. The sculpture Mycerinus and his queen,…

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    that the superior power is in the people directly or by the ones they elected for free. People all over the world have different beliefs about who invented democracy. Some think America did, others believe the Greeks did, and a few believe that the Native Americans where the real founders. After doing some research and reading a few articles I have come to the conclusion that the Greeks were indeed the original founders of American Democracy. The main reason that people don’t believe that Greeks…

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    dire situation (many people became slaves of the Patricians) and the Plebeians were not willing to continue in this state for long. Another area in which the Plebeians were unjustly treated and which kept them poor regarded the distribution of the lands that were captured as a result of their victories in wars. The Patricians did not do the proper thing and ensure that all the citizens benefitted, but they took the lands for themselves. “This land properly belonged to all the people, and might…

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    wartime when men were off fighting, but women were always of lesser value from the men and were possessions “under the authority of a male head of household, including nonrelated slaves and servants.” This was the meaning of “’family’ (familia) in ancient Rome.” (History,…

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    killed by his best friend Brutus and the conspirators. Caesar killed Pompeii (a general who is liked by some conspirators) and that is when planning to kill Caesar started. After the war with Pompeii, citizens of Rome label Caesar as a hero and lots of people support Career. Brutus and the other conspirators are planning to kill Caesar because Caesar is getting too much power (citizen’s support). Caesar was first stab by a conspirator name Casca and the other conspirators, including Brutus rises…

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    animals, and great advances that follow as thinking is given the chance to flourish. Their location near the Nile River gave them a great advantage of having fertile soil, and predictable flooding patterns for farming. The Nile River is what gave the people of Egypt that chance to settle in one location and grow their…

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    necessity to live in the resource rich lands, so those who could protect the kingdoms were admired by the people. There was no unification in Mesopotamia, but rather many smaller kingdoms, made up of cities and the surrounding territories that would be used for agriculture to support a steadily increasing population. The naturally fertile land and development of irrigation systems meant that more people could pursue other skills, so the culture developed…

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