History of the world

The way a civilization ran can tell us a lot about where we came from. Examining how China and Africa were thousands of years ago reveals incite onto why those regions perform various tasks and customs. For example, the ridged government style in early Chinese dynasties has left an imprint on the people of china today and explains their strict and obedient behavior and high expectations. Cities and States in China, located in East Asia, and West Africa had many similarities and differences in…

using slaves and immigrants for industry and the south using the slaves for agriculture. During this time, children were taken away from their families, and have worked until they die. Only to get replaced with another slave without a care in the world. They not only were treated lower animals, but were not even given the simple acts of human rights. Slaves were treated so inhumane during this time that owners would separate them from their families so that they would infringe a fear on their…

to a samurai. That samurais went and fought as hard as they could until death “Two fellow warriors battling through a storm of arrows.” Parts of history can have a big effect of people, this might inspire them to write a book. Source 5 tells us that Stephen Turnball was interested in Japan history .This inspired him to write many books on Japans history, on of which was about the…

1. The neolithic revolution was the period in time in which the introduction of agriculture led people to transition from the wandering nomadic lifestyle to settled life. During this time, nomads, or people who wandered from place to place in search of food, began to domesticate animals and crops so that they no longer had to follow or hunt for their food sources; because of this, these former nomads were able to create farms using the crops they domesticated and settlements and were able to use…

2.the right answer is, c,mayans. it is the right answer because all that was left of them were evidence and traces of the tribe. my answer was wrong because the Aztecs were war people. I found the answer in a power point. 4the right answer is B, Inca. it is the right answer because the Inca had built their civilization my first answer was wrong because the mayans weren’t even near the andes. i found my answer by using the power point. 5The silk road was shut down i found my answer by…

#1: In all of the societies we have discussed thus far what are the similarities to their evolution and development? Are they all really that different? Use examples from each society we have talked about in class. The copious amount of parallels that are able to be drawn between early civilizations are striking. There are so many similarities, that the more eccentric historians have even hypothesized the involvement of extraterrestrial beings. However, it is not aliens, it is merely just that…

The mongolds are unique, for example they killed people if they did something wrong. They feasted on the dead bodies of their enemies.Considering many facts the mongols were very violent in many ways. There are three reasons why. Number one, they will kill everyone if one person runs away. Reason two: They would feast off enemies. Lastly they would take over and kill many empires.The Mongols were very destructive. Because they had a rule that was very harsh and led to death. In document two, it…

1. To provide good order of society and the basic welfare of his subjects, Hammurabi established a collection of laws which he inscribed on a stone pillar, or stele. This detailed legal code was named the Code of Hammurabi, or Hammurabi’s Code. Hammurabi compiled decisions or misharum (equity rulings) that the king made in response to specific cases and perceived injustices. His judgements, covering a wide variety of crimes and circumstances, allowed Hammurabi to replace Mesopotamia’s…

Change in the mindsets of British immigrants began when they put their first step in the new world on 1607. Some might say that the American revolution, the war that shows ‘change’ that occurred, began when the first “shots were around the world” but actually going away from the mother country of the immigrants lead to the creation of the word “American”. The definition of being an American was very different from the definition of a being British due to various reasons, for example their view…

changed the world. The spice trade led to the discoveries of other countries such as the Americas. The spice trade also helped spread islam. Because the majority of these spices came from the middle east. 2. The slave trade was about free labor. It was very cruel, families were separated. This went on for 400 years. The slaves came from Africa and many Africans would trade slaves for guns, horses, etc. Slavery ended after the civil war. 3. The spice trade effected many parts of the world. It…