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    Egyptian Women

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    and time eras. When comparing the role of women in the early river civilizations, Egypt and China, there are many pronounced similarities and differences around the topics of the economy, education and a women's role within her family. Women in Egyptian and Chinese culture have many similarities and differences…

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    How The Nile Shaped Egypt

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    In my essay I will be discussing the ways the Nile River shaped the way Egyptians lived. Some details that I plan to cover are the ways the Nile River affected Egyptians’ protection of their territory. I will also discuss the way the Nile shaped the way Egyptians planted and harvested. Finally, I will discuss the way the Nile influenced the types of jobs that Egyptians worked. This is how the Nile River affected Egyptians’ protection of their territory. The Nile is about 4,251 miles long, so if…

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    Sumerian art was ornate and complex. The mediums that were used were sculpture and painting. The figures and paintings showed their reverence towards the gods and a religious culture. Most sculptures were made of clay and “the bodies were cylindrical and not differentiated by gender, uplifted heads and hands clasped – pose of supplication – wanting or waiting on something” (“Sumerian”). Practically all sculptures were used for religious rituals or religious adornment. “The Warka Vase, is the…

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    Comparing Maya and Inca Civilizations The Maya and Inca were one of the first Mesoamerica civilizations. The groups had similarities and differences. They were located in the same general region of the world. Religion played an important part in both religions. The governments were different in each society. The Mayan civilization started in 300 - 900 AD. It was located in what is now Guatemala, also known as the Yucatan Peninsula. In each of the Mayan cities there was a…

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    The Mississippi River is one of the world’s great rivers. It is the longest river in the United States. The Mississippi River is a great body of water that helped build and develop America’s economy. Through transportation and agriculture it is very important to the growth of the United States. To begin with, the Mississippi River provides transportation which is a key factor in countries around the world. “Transportation barges throughout the Midwest can ship to and from ports accessible…

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    Maya Informative Speech

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    The incredible shell. The ancient maya. They have been around since bc that's a long time considering it is 2016 AD. This amazing civilization created the zero, built amazing cities, created the calendar we use today, and made easy fast trade routes. Today I will be telling you what I think is there most remarkable achievement, although most of their creations were incredible. The maya have done lots of outstanding things but there is one thing that stands out the most. That would be…

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    Masks In African Art

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    Unlike Western art during this time, African art was a functional part of African culture, everyday life, and traditional festivals. All art forms helped knit together members of the society. Africans used masks in order to symbolize the spirits, in their religious rituals. The enormous, sometimes scary mask gave control to the "spirits" which helped to maintain authority. The masks symbolized power, strength, and courage. They were often stylized with horns and tall heads, but most of them had…

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    Negative Confessions

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    The Egyptians would view my attraction for attending college as a change, the Egyptians did not appreciate change. Being an Egyptian is plentiful, even the slaves participate in this delight, they would say there is no need to further my studies for unnecessary knowledge. The pharos, considering he is a god in his own perspective would probably view my decision as going against him in some way. For example, “Hail, Nefer-Tem, who comes forth from Het-ka-Ptah, I have wronged none, I have done no…

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    civilizations, the Egyptians and the Aryans developed beliefs and rituals that helped them make sense of the world in which they lived. Humans had no control over natural disasters, disease, and famine, so they created deities who could and worshipped them for good favor. The religions of the Egyptians and Aryans share some common characteristics, but also have qualities that make them unique to their culture. This paper will discuss some of these similarities and differences in the Egyptian and…

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    religious beliefs was their interaction with their gods and goddesses, who were believed to control all aspect of life. They prayed to the gods for mostly anything. For example, to have children, good farming, and luck in hunting and war. The ancient Egyptians beliefs mainly included the creation of the universe, pharaoh, and the afterlife. One thing that was very important to them and is part of many myths was the Nile river, in which it was their life giver. The Nile…

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