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    The Flies: Savagery

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    Lord of the Flies explores the black side of humanity, the savagery that underlies even the more civilized human things. William Golding intended this novel as a tragic copy of children's adventure tales, illustrating humankind's intrinsic evil nature. He presents the reader with a chronology of events leading a group of young guys from hope to disaster as they attempt to survive their uncivilized, unsupervised, isolated environment as rescued. In the midst of a nuclear war, a group of British…

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    On a visit to San Antonio, people can see how it developed tourist attractions. These attractions were left behind for history to be spoken. San Antonio portrays a good image of the development of its history in the success of improvement, action, and dynamics as it can relate to the article of “A Spanish borderland community: San Antonio” by Jesus F. De La Teja given to discuss the brief information to explain Fr. Benito Fernandez’s letter. Wise choice that the missions did was by expanding…

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    According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a civilization is a well-organized and developed society. Sumer is an excellent example of that. Sumer was an advanced civilization that started around 5500 B.C.E. to 4000 B.C.E. and ended around 1700 B.C.E.. All civilizations have the seven characteristics of civilization; agriculture, technology, government, religion, language, social structure, and the arts. Sumer had sophisticated versions of all these characteristics. However, the three most…

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    The Illyrian

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    The Illyrian population first developed into tribal societies that were characterized by a certain flexibility between the political and social makeup of the group. Illyrians also possessed the ability to create a livelihood from various economic and ecological conditions (Galaty, 2002:110; Stallo, 2007:25). Many of these tribes became dependent upon transhumant pastoralism, meaning they would graze their herds along coastal plains in the winter and move to the mountains for the summer (Galaty…

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    live, or would they all fight over who has the most power? In William Golding’s book, Lord of The Flies, a group of adolescent boys are trapped on an island when they try to create a system in which fails to keep them together. When separated from civilization for a long period of time, the boys change from the amount of freedom they have and release their true inner self. Ralph, the only boy to state the fact that they need a leader, is of course chosen as one over Jack. When one points out the…

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    In Ricardo Hausmann’s article, “Prisoners of Geography,” he discusses the effects of geography on the economic stability of a certain area. After several detailed explanations, Hausmann comes to the conclusion that geography is the deciding factor in the development of a region’s economy with no regards to the people’s desires. The author’s belief that citizens are bound and chained to their geography and the effects the environment has on their economy despite their efforts is an accurate…

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    Ancient China is a very interesting, technologically advanced civilization. China has surprising geography with flat, high areas. It also had strong leaders including warlike and humane leaders. It also had very impactful religions. Ancient China also had amazing farming achievements. Ancient China was a very powerful civilization. China’s geography is very elevated. It has 13,000 feet tall plateaus that are very flat covering vast distances. It also has two major rivers; the Yangzi…

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    Empires that rise and fall quickly often share several characteristics that lead to them being unstable and unable to endure. The most important characteristic that these empires share is their rapid expansion. Empires that expand quickly have trouble assimilating the people of the empire. Alexander the Great ruled Greece, Macedonia, Persia, Egypt, and parts of India. This expansion that started in Greece finished in only 10 years. Alexander had amazing military success, but this success caused…

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    far-reaching changes in human life resulting from the beginning of farming.” Civilization was a change for the better, and the most revolutionary shift to the world we live in today. Without the impeccable advancement and basic idea of civilization, many of our accomplishments and progressions would have never been as strong, or even completed generally. A flashback into one of the ancient world’s most prominent civilizations, Egypt and Mesopotamia, started hunter-gathering and evolved…

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    Back in the Paleolithic Age, old (ancient) Stone Age 2 million - 8000 B.C.E .Hunters/Gatherers we travelled light - ONLY carrying the absolute necessities. They were “One meal away from starvation”. As nomads we were never able to settle down we are constantly moving. We have to follow our food sources. We ate animals, grasses. Our clothes were animal/hydes. The animals that the men hunted were antelope, fox, wolf, dogs, cats , birds , tortoises , and crabs. The tools we used for hunting,…

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