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    Neolithic Revolution

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    region became drier and cooler, there was a decline in the availability of food production which was them to move from one place to another which led the agriculture and permanent settlement (Harmon pg.10-11). In Windspear he talks about how the civilization developed first in the great river valleys the Ganges, Tigris, Euphrates and the Nile in the need of water for cultivation during the warmer weather ( Winspear pg.14). Since the weather was warmer and since the land was by the…

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    that the chicken, unlike the horse or the ox, did little to change the course of history, as the horse became a part of military warfare that permitted armies to travel longer distances faster. While the chicken was never useful for conquering civilizations, it was, and still is, a sacred animal in some cultures. The hen, a female chicken, became a worldwide symbol of nurturance and fertility. Eggs were hung in Egyptian temples to ensure that the annual flooding of the Nile was bountiful…

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    “Work? Why cert’nly it would work, like rats a-fighting. But it’s too blame’ simple; there ain’t nothing to it. What’s the good of a plan that ain’t no more trouble than that? It’s as mild as goose-milk” (242). So describes Tom Sawyer Huck’s plan to free Jim, prior to the controversial final adventure at Phelps farm in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Tom’s rebutting Huck’s plan with his own alternative, flippantly chaotic and convoluted one, as well as Huck’s immediate willingness to be…

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    Supremacy is given to men because society sees them as mobile and prolific, expanding visibly into the entire universe. Throughout human civilization man has rejected a women’s power and control, reproducing human consciousness of what is considered man and what is considered woman remaining ever since. Women are obligated to surrender their existence to supremacy and receive a constant limited…

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    Anastasiya Trachenko Professor Postero 20 October 2015 Key Terms: 1. Mortal neglect refers to the idea of neglecting a child until death strikes. In Brazil’s culture, it was actually accepted to neglect the needs of one’s baby if the child were to be born ill and weak. As shocking as it may sound to someone coming from our culture, it was thought of to be God’s plan for the mother to neglect the child in order to help it pass away. The ill babies are seen as angels who want to die so the mother…

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    the chaos under control, such as the conch;representing order, encouraging respect and patience. (golding 21) “ that's what the shell is called, I'll give the conch to the next person to speak.” The boys electing a leader shows both democracy and civilization, electing a chief shows that the boys are aware that they need order and organization. The fact that there was attempt at making huts shows they still had somewhat of a civilized mindset because shelter provide practical purpose (Golding…

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    Qing Dynasty Imperialism

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    China is one of the world’s oldest civilizations. The yellow river is said to be the cradle of Chinese civilization during the neolithic period. Ancient historical texts such as the Bamboo annals describe a Xia dynasty dating back to 2100-1700 BC, followed by the Shang dynasty in 1700-1046 BC. It wasn’t until the Zhou dynasty (1046-246 BC) that much of the Chinese culture, literature and philosophy developed. The Zhou dynasty eventually broke apart because of internal fighting. In 221 BC Qin…

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    “Savagery is the process of separation.” (StatusMind). In the book “Lord of the Flies”, written by William Golding, is about a group of young boys who end up stranded on an island by themselves. While being on this island, the boys lose their sense of civilization and all become savages. As they become uncivilized, the boys end up splitting up which as a result lead to death for some of the boys; as for the other boys, they lose their sanity and became insensible. One of the main characters in…

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    of government. He assumes the leadership role and goes on to assign roles to other children such as Jack. From that point on, Ralph was a symbol of life before the island, as throughout the story his goal is to be rescued, to enter back into civilization. “Hasn’t anyone got any sense? We’ve got to relight that fire. You never thought of that, Jack, did you? Or don’t any of you want to be rescued?” (Golding 102). Golding uses him to illustrate a way back to normalcy for the boys, and…

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    Because there are no restraints and no societal influences, Roger decides that he will throw rocks at Henry, but even though he has freedom his, “arm was conditioned by a civilization (62),” that reminded him that hurting an innocent child is wrong, according to society. Roger’s only intention was to see Henry become frightened, but never meant to cause harm to him. Roger still remembers what it meant to be civil and that certain…

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