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    The head of the government was the Pharaoh. Viziers were also part of the government. They had a system of bureaucracy. Most egyptians didn’t have a say in how they were governed. Since the Pharaoh was in charge on the government, that created a system of theocracy. Egyptians were polytheistic. They Believed in an afterlife. As a result, believing in after-life caused Egyptians to perfect the skill of mummification. They mummified dead bodies to preserve their soul in tightly wrapped cloth.…

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    affected both happiness in the current world of here and now as well as creating commonly known traditions such as mummification, polytheism was the driving force behind both of these similar religious systems throughout the course of The Ancient Egyptian and The Mesopotamian cultures. Gods of Egypt included Anon-Re (The Sun God), Isis (The Goddess of The Nile and Fertility),Osiris (The Ruler of the Afterlife), and Horus (The God that is reincarnated into every Pharaoh). While all across the…

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    The argument of the civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt. Both have many important similarities and differences. However, the difference between the two civilization serve as a clear evidence to the existence of multiple routes to civilize life. Furthermore, the argument will show how the ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt were different in form of social classes, law codes, geography, however they both believe in more than one god . The law code for the Mesopotamian is Hammurabi and Egypt is…

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    The Aztecs had one of the most distinctive and intelligent cultures of its time. Aztecs were very educated. They studied the stars and created an accurate calendar. Creativity was another key aspect in Aztec life. Many statues and paintings that displayed their imagination were found where they used to live. Poetry was also found at their cities. Aztec poetry was written for ceremonies and common life, about important themes relevant to the Central American civilization, and by wise men and the…

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    has been displayed on his website is to introduce his work such as making furniture, making various types of products, lighting or lighting, introducing results in terms of media and so on. Additionally, he has featured 260 very attractive furniture projects, 198 sophisticated products and 70 packing projects and more. In his womb, he uses different colors to differentiate each item of the project that has been produced. Hence, with his work he deserves the award from various parties for example…

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    Egypt A civilization is a complex society made up of religion, social hierarchy, government, technology, language, cities, and job specialization. Ancient Egypt is in the Northeast region of Africa. The civilization began in 3150 BCE. The Ancient Egyptians relied on the Nile River for water in their desert terrain. Ancient Egypt was the greatest river valley civilization because it had helpful achievements, advanced government, and resourceful geography. Ancient Egypt was the greatest river…

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    livelihood and this all depends on the Nile River. Since ancient times the Nile river’s irrigation shaped ancient Egypt and ancient Egyptians were able to produce an abundance of food, as a result this gave Egyptians an advantage allowing them to focus more of their time and resources to other aspects of a civilization such as technology, and cultural pursuits. The Ancient Egyptians cultivated crops such as emmer, barley, and several other grains all in which was used to make the two main food…

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    Tutankhamun's Tomb

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    “This “humble” tomb had remained hidden for 3000 years and had tricked tomb robbers and flash floods for many centuries(O'Connor)”. Davis was the first person to find items that led to the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb. “The first clue came from a famous cache”(O’Conner). These items were hidden in a safe tomb, and with more research the came to conclusions that the clay sealing of the cache, was done by Tutankhamun himself. Some scientists believe this royal cache was that tomb raiders. Among…

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    The two main places I would want to go are either Mexico or Egypt. I want to go to Mexico and Egypt because I plan to become an archaeologist and I want to see the most historic places in that area. Egypt is one of the most explored place that I know of. I soon hope to travel there and make my mark on history. Mexico is a wonderful and beautiful place to be,in my opinion. In mexico I plan to see the Mayan ruin and gather information about them. Also it would be great to see the main Mayan…

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    Laws of Hammurabi The Laws of Hammurabi are an incredible insight to how to the ancient Babylonian society was run. Through the laws we not only get an understanding of the culture of the time, but also what was important to the society, which punishments were deemed appropriate, and how social relations were constructed. By reading the Laws of Hammurabi you can find several mentions of the social structure, the hierarchical way that the society is organized, that existed in Babylonian time.…

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