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    Early humans in the Lower Paleolithic Age lived in assorted habitats which allowed them to gather seafood, nuts,eggs, and fruits not collected by scavenging. Hunting and gathering was thought to be the main strategy used by human societies to collect food about 1.8 million years ago, and from its re-appearance about 0.2 million years ago. It remained the only way of collecting food until the end of the Mesolithic period about 10,000 years ago. Beginning in transition between the Middle to Upper…

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    Some of the earliest civilizations in the world had very similar, but also very different ways of life. A couple of the earliest civilizations and most prominent in the world where Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. These two particular civilizations probably had some of the greatest influence not just on their community, but on the whole world around them. Both of these particular civilizations where at the height of their era around 2000 B.C.E., the things they did like trade and agriculture…

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    presumed the presence of order and law helps their corresponding society. Authority must be in the right hands to be beneficial, and its effects can vary. In the novel Lord of the Flies, civilization doesn’t always help the boys. Although no adults were actually present on the island, the expected rules of civilization were seen throughout the novel, morphing from positive to negative from beginning to end through the interchanging reigns of Ralph and Jack, implemented by anonymous authority.…

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    are major differences between many diverse countries, indicating the separate growth and development throughout the years. In this case, Yali wanted to discover the reason as to why the development of guns, germs, and steel could allow different civilizations to become more dominant than…

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    What went wrong on the island was the marked change of place setting. The first response to the island by Ralph, Jack and Piggy shows how they expect English choir boys to keep their innocence and their English values. However, the setting of the island soon destroys these old values. Golding is showing, therefore, that societies operate as functions of place. Nothing is constant, we behave because of where we are. The novel’s exposition describes how the boys expect to keep their English…

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    The Flies: Savagery

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    Lord of the Flies explores the black side of humanity, the savagery that underlies even the more civilized human things. William Golding intended this novel as a tragic copy of children's adventure tales, illustrating humankind's intrinsic evil nature. He presents the reader with a chronology of events leading a group of young guys from hope to disaster as they attempt to survive their uncivilized, unsupervised, isolated environment as rescued. In the midst of a nuclear war, a group of British…

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    On a visit to San Antonio, people can see how it developed tourist attractions. These attractions were left behind for history to be spoken. San Antonio portrays a good image of the development of its history in the success of improvement, action, and dynamics as it can relate to the article of “A Spanish borderland community: San Antonio” by Jesus F. De La Teja given to discuss the brief information to explain Fr. Benito Fernandez’s letter. Wise choice that the missions did was by expanding…

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    According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a civilization is a well-organized and developed society. Sumer is an excellent example of that. Sumer was an advanced civilization that started around 5500 B.C.E. to 4000 B.C.E. and ended around 1700 B.C.E.. All civilizations have the seven characteristics of civilization; agriculture, technology, government, religion, language, social structure, and the arts. Sumer had sophisticated versions of all these characteristics. However, the three most…

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    The Illyrian

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    The Illyrian population first developed into tribal societies that were characterized by a certain flexibility between the political and social makeup of the group. Illyrians also possessed the ability to create a livelihood from various economic and ecological conditions (Galaty, 2002:110; Stallo, 2007:25). Many of these tribes became dependent upon transhumant pastoralism, meaning they would graze their herds along coastal plains in the winter and move to the mountains for the summer (Galaty…

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    live, or would they all fight over who has the most power? In William Golding’s book, Lord of The Flies, a group of adolescent boys are trapped on an island when they try to create a system in which fails to keep them together. When separated from civilization for a long period of time, the boys change from the amount of freedom they have and release their true inner self. Ralph, the only boy to state the fact that they need a leader, is of course chosen as one over Jack. When one points out the…

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