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    An ambitious women’s ascent to obtain the very apex of political power in a patriarchal, Confucian society, Wu Zhao’s humble beginnings as a daughter of a lumber merchant to becoming the emperor of China was a story of deception and murder. Many things contributed to the rise of Wu Zhao, including her education and experience, gaining the affection of the emperor, and how she manipulated others in court. Once she gained a position in court, she was able to stay in power due to her network of…

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    INTEGRATED CROP MANAGEMENT OF MAIZE I. Integrated Crop Management - ICM 1. What is ICM? ICM is a manufacturing process to effectively provide sufficient food and other products, reducing the consumption of material resources, protecting the quality of soil, water, air, and biodiversity. 2. The basics of ICM - Plant care and nutrition management: + Using the high-yielding and disease-free seeds of good crop varieties + Ensuring planting density to promote the yield potential of varieties +…

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    Contribution of the Ancient near East to Western Civilization Contribution of the ancient civilization to history: a lot of ideas and the inventions of the early man were important to history and how they evolved and gave rise to new and more complex ideas and inventions are very imperative to history. With time, these early advancement brought a lot of people into a more efficient living conditions resulting in higher population and even the spread of cultural, political, social and…

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    expected to fulfill the duties of many occupations ranging from hunters to doorkeepers, but women are not mentioned at all or given any task or responsibility further than bearing children. In Mesopotamia the manufacturing of metals, pottery, and irrigation systems degraded the status of women and increased the need of manpower. The rights of women in Palestine are significantly impacted by the patriarchal tradition, leading parents to prefer male descendants because the family name could only…

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    Davishmar Hicks Before the Europeans came to the Americas there was already people. They Built advanced societies. The Mayas flourished from 250 to 900. Mayan ruins remain even today in Central America. The Incas, Mayas, and the Aztecs flourished from 250-900. The Mayans were a very advanced society. They built a pyramid that was the tallest structure in the Americas until the late 20th century. The advancements are shown in document 1. Document 1 states, “This Mayan pyramid temple in tikal…

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    For my first article, I chose "The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race" by Jared Diamond, regarding how on the surface agriculture would seem an obvious choice but if you dig deeper you may find proof that, that was not the case. As Diamond points out, progressivist claim that evolving from hunter and gatherers to becoming farmers was a win, win. It gave them more food to feed their tribes and more free time for leisurely things such as art. Diamond disagrees with this and so do I on…

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    When we think of Mesopotamia or Egypt we can automatically assume that these two civilizations were of prominence to today’s society. Mesopotamia and Egypt were two very different civilizations with very different values, beliefs, norms and even Religions. Yet both artistic styles and interests were somewhat similar and composed of common materials and resources used to make certain sculptures and paintings. Both civilizations contributed greatly to our art advancements and made it possible for…

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    civilizations use their sources of water to their advantage. In Mesopotamia, the water is hostile and unpredictable with flooding, while the Nile River in Egypt maintains the same flooding annually. However, both Mesopotamia and Egypt use the water for irrigation in agriculture, and depend on it for their very lives. Architecture in Mesopotamia was simple in terms of living, and extremely crowded. However, cities of Mesopotamia began to grow rapidly, and created temples to serve their gods in.…

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    10. The ethical concerns or fears raised by many people have to do with the introduction of a different gene into another organism. The main problem is that the introduced gene may be unacceptable to an individual’s culture, religion, belief or health. In fact, it has been confirmed that certain allergy causing compounds can be introduced in genetically modified (GM) foods and the nutritional compositions. 11. However, agencies that deal in food standardization, environmental protection and the…

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    Conventional Agriculture and its Effect on Water Quality in the United States Introduction The United States contains a vast amount of natural resources within a land area that covers nearly 2.3 billion acres. Fifty-one percent of the United States land base has been converted into grassland, pasture, range, cropland, and other miscellaneous farmland uses. Agriculture uses 80% of the ground and surface water within the United States, which has an enormous effect on the water quality. 1…

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