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    that is full of wonder and more advanced than most in that age. I find Ancient Rome to be among the top choices of where to go. Essentially, “Rome was the superpower of the ancient world” (Roman Life). They had everything. Running water? Try an aqueduct (Roman Life). Indoor plumbing? No problem with the sewage system they had (Roman Life). Don’t want to cook? No need, most people got take out on the way home anyways (Daily Life in Ancient Rome). Now to fit in, what would we be wearing? You’re…

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    The Fall of the Western Roman Empire Rome was a powerhouse Empire but the clock was ticking on their supremacy. The Western Roman Empire had countless problems yet only four ones stand out in a significant way. These included pitiful political issues, dreadful economic drawbacks, deathly viruses and diseases, and ruthless foreign invaders. Western Rome was hardly prepared for all of these difficulties and it soon would prove itself by causing the slow painful death for Western Rome. The…

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    waterways including tributaries of the two rivers. Conclusion In summary, the Sumerians were the greatest civilization because of many reasons. They invented most of the tools we use today, even if it wasn’t very high quality, like the Roman aqueducts. The Sumerians also worked well with water, foreshadowing the Assyrian Empire, who worked amazingly with water. Finally, they were the first people in this world, starting the civilizations we know today. Using this information, I think the…

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    drinking water from bottles has become progressively fashionable in modern years too. Since the beginning of human history, people have strived to come up with ways to easily access this life-sustaining liquid. During the height of the Roman Empire, aqueducts were erected to distribute water to the cities, and containers made from clay, materials of natural fibers, and animal pelts were utilised to carry water in less significant amounts. Thousands of years later, water began to be sold in glass…

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    The Pax Romana, Pax Sinica, and Pax Mongolia were three method applied by three different empires in order to bring years of peace among themselves. These lasted many years, and seemed to be quite effective. These were all considered the high points of each empire. Each order had its differences though, even though the outcome was the same. The Pax Romana was a 200 year period, ranging from 27-180 AD, of peace in Rome, beginning during the reign of Augustus Caesar. This is known as the time…

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    They created their own hydraulic system of dikes, causeways, canals, and aqueducts, and an extensive system of irrigation channels. The Aztecs were very educated people and knew how to take care of each other. The Aztecs were also mostly vegetarian, because they had such great soil they could plant almost anything. Aztecs had many…

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    then it's not still an empire. The empire of Rome fell but all the beliefs and culture are still here today, such as laws they used like insolent till proven guilty and all rights alley to all people.There are also inventions still used today like aqueducts which is like our now pipe system and lots of other The first reason the Roman Empire fell is because of their military. The Roman Empire's military was very weak. in their military they had soldiers known as merchants who were soldiers…

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    “Empress Theodora.” and “Elizabeth I.” Essay In the informational articles entitled “Empress Theodora” and “Elizabeth I” The World Almanac and Milton Meltzer discusses that both articles show that Queen Elizabeth and Empress Theodora both impacted their respective kingdoms by making many changes that improved women’s status and that made everyone equal. Their rules still apply to many countries today. The two women are considered a great importance during their time. Elizabeth and Theodora…

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    A quick glance at the local or national paper will show you that there are many environmental issues today. Some of the issues you will hear about are related to population issues and how to control the population of humans on Earth. Some stories will be about the loss of ecosystems in some part of the world. Maybe you'll see something that has to do with the current administration treats environmental issues. You are going to probably be reading a lot of articles that talk about climate change…

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    They were used especially for houses, bridges, and aqueducts. The arch allowed for structures like bridges to be built with fewer pillars. This was possible because the arch would distribute loads more evenly with its curved design, making the entire structure extremely strong. During Roman Empire, approximately…

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