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    The line of treatment between men and women in the ancient world had never been blurred. Viewed almost worse than the respective treatment of men and women was the distinct differences that women faced within diverse cultures. Egyptian, Greek, and Roman women were given little to no rights, but these rights differed based on where a particular woman had been raised. Contrasting the safe guards for women in their own nations is how I plan to structure the continuation of the essay. Worth…

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    Have you ever been in a situation where everybody depends on you to save the world? “Ender’s Game”, written by Orson Scott Card, is a science fiction novel that has won many awards because of its great plot going from battle schools, to armies, and extraterrestrial battles that everyone admires. Ender Wiggin, a six year old boy, is sent to battle school in order to become a great commander and help save the world by defeating the alien species they call The Buggers. While Ender Wiggins is in…

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    the silver mines of laurium in Attica; Hipponicos, 600; and Philomides, 300. They were also used as craftsmen and tradespersons. The slave population was greatest in workshops: the shield factory of Lysias employed 120 slaves, and the father of Demosthenes owned 32 cutlers and 20 bedmakers. Slaves were used in agriculture, mines and quarries, as craftsmen and tradespersons, and also employed in the home. The domestics main role was to stand in for his master at his trade and to accompany him on…

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    Erin Kelly May 2, 2017 Art of The Renaissance Renaissance Final 1. In class, we have discussed the increasing secularization of the world during this time period. What factors (intellectual, philosophical, social, economic, technological and political) went into this cultural shift? Furthermore, the advent of the academic system placed art, especially painting into distinct categories. Choose three works of art that you think demonstrate secularization and academic hierarchy, and describe…

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    Anne Bradstreet expresses humility throughout her poems, which emphasize the gender inequality that women face in the 17th century Puritan America into which she was born. Bradstreet writes poems during a time when women are not treated equal as writers or academics, and her writing displays how she faces discrimination on a regular basis. Edward Taylor, a male poet during the same period as Bradstreet, displays humility and self-effacement in his poems, like Bradstreet; however, the difference…

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    In the beginning of this course we were able to decide our groups, and with that we would be picking what area of research we will as a group study throughout the semester. I knew right away that I wanted to be apart of the group that studies religion. I chose this group because I personally am a very religious person, and the only thing I have ever learned about ancient Greece and ancient Rome was their mythology and religion. What I expected to find through my research was people being…

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    The Roman Catholic Church, being the only universal European institution of the Middle Ages, practically governed every aspect of society. Medieval Europeans viewed the Church as a blessing from God; a humble order which was sent to protect them from the numerous raids and invasions which consequently led to chaos and disorder in society. Europeans that lived during the medieval times were pious and devout Christians. They believed that the road to eternal happiness was to fear their almighty…

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    progressed, the roles of ancient Athenian women extended. According to Scott, after the Peloponnesian War and its devastating outcome primarily affecting the economy in Athens, prompted women to work outside their homes and to the dismay of the orator Demosthenes took positions as nurses, wool- workers, and grape pickers (37). On the other hand, women in Sparta would continue to advance, Spielvogel explained that during the Hellenistic period “women were allowed to own land, administer their own…

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    reduced by either the tax or subsidy would achieve more than half of Brazilian deforestation policy targets seemed to be the best model for progress in Brazil. Animal agriculture is one of the leading causes of the environmental destruction says Demosthenes Maratos at The Sustainability Institute at Molloy College. With the damage cattle ranching, does to the water system, the amount land having to be used for the cattle to live and the amount of greenhouse gasses they create should be enough to…

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    Parthenon Frieze Essay

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    There is one issue that all ancient Greek art historians and archeologist agree on. That issue is that the reason why the Parthenon frieze cannot be correctly solved is that there is no ancient literature or sources that appropriately archives the context of the frieze. Without contextual evidence, the intertextuality of the subject matter corresponding to the Parthenon frieze becomes ambiguous to the modern viewer. Modern academics can only conceptualize and speculate about what the images of…

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