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    capacity for improvements when in reality African people had government, religion and economy. With the denial of African having a history allowed the Europeans to degrade black people and justify their enslavement. One of the well-known ancient civilizations of the world is ancient Egypt. Ancient Egypt rose on the banks of the Nile River and flourished for 3000 years. The Greeks were the earliest historians of ancient Egypt and regarded the different races of the world as “different but…

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    However, on the island there are no adults who would tell the boys what is acceptable and what is not. The boys are free to do things that would be considered barbaric in a more civilized place, which allows them to begin acting like savages. For instance when Jack paints himself a mask using pigs' blood and becomes more savage because, "…the mask was a thing on its own, behind which Jack hid, liberated from shame and self-consciousness"(80). There is nobody around who would tell Jack not to…

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    time they began to get vicious. The characters symbolizes more than just little boys on an island. The leaders of the Ralph symbolizes civilization because he tries to keep the group civil and together in order to get rescued. For example “If it rains like when we dropped we’ll need shelters all right…” (Golding, p#52) This show him trying to build a civilization to make it seem like everything is normal. The houses are also to keep the children from the beasties that they believe is in the…

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    behavior, for there is no repression against it. That is why in the novel Lord of the Flies there is such a strong falling away from civilization and why the boys show the true horrors of instinct savagery because the boys were no longer in the structure of society. Therefore “man’s aggressive nature is truly a heart of throbbing darkness beneath the skin of civilization”…

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    There are several well-organized and ordered societies today. They have order and civilized people with ways of thinking and beliefs. The same is true for ancient civilizations thousands of years ago. Two civilizations that stand out are civilizations in India and China because those two civilizations were organized and civilized. There are many different aspects that made an ordered society in India and China including religion and belief, a well-organized government and social castes, and…

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    Flies, a group of British schoolboys stranded on a desolate island do their best to survive without the presence of adult supervision. At first, they elect Ralph, a fair, rational boy, as their chief. Though he attempts to instill a semblance of civilization and order with the huts, conch shell, and fire, the boys soon find themselves drawn to wild, savage Jack. Hunting and dancing with Jack proves to be more fun to the boys than building shelters and minding a fire all day. The relish in the…

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    WHAP EQs #3 This is when innovation occurred and new experiences allowed the empires to grow and flourish. New faiths appeared and new social lives developed as technology advanced. Monuments and temples were built to the gods as a place of worship and rituals. They changed it so the empires that they conquered had strict rules to prevent any uprisings or rebellions. This allowed for an easier time for leading, and conquering more land, and making laws because the conquered people did not dare…

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    Sam white and Hubert Lamb clearly demonstrate the effect of climate variability on human society in their respective works, “A Companion to Glob (Lamb)al Environmental History” and “Climate, History and the Modern World”. Climate variability has been a constant factor in human history since before history was written down. Climate variability came in the form of hotter, and colder periods. Hotter periods often manifested themselves in droughts that negatively impacted or destroyed food…

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    Everyone is faced with challenges throughout their life and some of these challenges may almost seem like all is lost, but it’s at that point when one has to keep the mentality that there is always hope. Ralph struggles to keep this mentality but tries to make ways to give them a chance of being saved. He has to create his own hope considering he and everyone else on the island are given the task of survival which in their circumstances seems impossible and at times they really lose the will to…

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    During the time period of Ancient Egypt, the Nile river was very important and helped civilization in many ways. The first way that the Nile shaped Ancient Egypt was the agriculture. Secondly, the Nile shaped the geography/settlement. Lastly, the Nile shaped the citizens’ everyday lives. The Nile River shaped agriculture by dividing it into three seasons. The three seasons are Akhet, Peret, and Shemu. The season of Akhet is also known as flood season, and typically occurs from mid-June to…

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