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From Village Community to City-State To understand our where we came from: we must look into the past. Humans have always needed the bare necessities of food, water and shelter to survive. In chapter 2 of Howard Spook’s World History, we examine how primitive men lived simple ways of life. The men hunted and supplied … Read more

Tom Standard, various drinks are related to different time periods. Coca-Cola, a drink mentioned in the book, was related too later time period during the sass around the time of the Call war. The Civil War was a significant event as it led to a free economy in the united States as well as the … Read more

In the notes, be sure to define and explain the significance of the following key terms: trading post empire – the empire the Portuguese created in the Indian Ocean by obtaining bases through attacking small and weak states, no naval force in Asia was able to match the Portuguese guns or invulnerability * The Portuguese … Read more

Grand Columbia Bolivar’s plan to unite Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, Bolivia and Columbia. They united in 1822 but broke part in 1830 because of geography(mountains separated them). He hope it would be a workable union for all Latin American states. Jose De San Martin Led an Independence movement in Roll De Plat, Chile, and Peru instigating … Read more

The Writing Life: Examined in a Digital Imbibing” – E-BOOk Excerpt by Ann patched and what visuals might accompany them. This is a sensible approach and until recently was how publishing worked, whether in a magazine or a book. Editors assigned story lengths, then slashed or stretched what got delivered to a workable word count, … Read more

That includes not mixing beer with water. The Greeks always drank wine mixed with water to not become drunk so easily. They also did that to clean the water because wine contained natural antibacterial agents made during fermentation. 3. Describe what is meant by the following quote and provide evidence. “Wine was Wee Tit’ “Wine … Read more

You didn’t have to depend on anything, for example if you were a farmer you had to depend on your crops for survival because if the plants died, you could starve to death- Didn’t require much time like farming would- You could easily move around town or country. As for farming you would have to … Read more

Group migrating I Participants demographics I Destination I Reception I Effects/ impact I Aztec I It consisted of The nah people, who lived in the Catalan caves. I The valley of Mexico ( which their god hotchpotch’s commanded them to go to) I I Mongols I A relatively small group of steppe( dry grassland and … Read more

Geologic time scale- formulation of various events that transpired million of years ago in their proper perspective. At present, the world has 19 primary religions, which expand to 270 larger groups and thousand other elisions. There around 500 stories related to the origin of the Earth Religion- important aspect of individual’s life. It molds one’s … Read more

Pharisees were scribes, scholars, and preachers. The Pharisees brought up a charge against Jesus and his disciples that they violated the traditions (Mark 7:5). The traditions were known as the oral law. When the Pharisees were unsure of what to do, and they needed clearer understanding, they would use the traditions and the oral law. … Read more

How did Cyrus manage to expand the Persian holdings during his lifetime? Cyrus launched Persians imperial venture, and his conquests laid the foundation for the first Persian Empire. In 585 B. C. E. Cyrus became king of the Persian tribes and In 553 B. C. E. He initiated a rebellion against his median overlord, and … Read more

Which of the forces at work in Europe played the greatest role in helping to prompt the outbreak of war? A force at work in Europe that played a large role in helping to prompt the outbreak of the war would be the formation of alliances between the several superpowers at the time. If they … Read more

The first beer is thought to been brewed many thousands of years ago in a sources area known as the Fertile Crescent. The large supply of grain encouraged nomadic human tribes to reside in the area to process it into an edible solid or liquid form, which enabled a constant food supply and ultimately allowed … Read more

Tom Standage effectively illustrates the world’s complex history in summary with six common drinks: beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and Coca-Cola. By including the development of these six drinks in relation to different parts of the world, Tom Standage nailed the concept that not only did common drinks supply our world’s ancient ancestors with a … Read more

A History of the World in Six Glasses by Tom Standard effectively illustrates the world’s complex history in summary with six common drinks: beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and Coca-Cola. By including the development of these six drinks in relation to different parts of the world, Tom Standard nailed the concept that not only did … Read more

Many factors influenced the transition from a hunting and gathering lifestyle too mainly agricultural based one. One factor in this change was beer. After beer was discovered, it proved to become popular worldwide, becoming somewhat of a priority to some extent. The consumption of beer soon proved to be “socially and ritually important. ” In … Read more

This was most likely not true, but the U. S. As in such a state of distress that any ideas seemed plausible; therefore the Japanese Americans were deemed UN-trustworthy. 5 points) 2. What did Fred T. Correlates do that resulted in his arrest and conviction? Answer: Fred T. Correlates refused to report to a Japanese … Read more

Absolutism Test Study Guide Know: Study the vocabulary: absolutism Delve Right Thirty Years War republic mercantilism Peace of Suburbs Junkers Seven Years War Boyar Czar Edict of Antes The Restoration Habeas corpus absolute monarch Czar Treaty of Paris, 1763 Constitutional monarchy Revolution Latest, chest mom War of the Spanish Succession Peace of Westphalia Glorious Names … Read more

The teaching of Buddha that life is permeated with suffering caused by desire, that suffering ceases when desire ceases, and that enlightenment obtained through right conduct, sides, and meditation releases one from desire, suffering, and rebirth. 8. Byzantine Economy & Society: Constantinople claimed a population of one million people or more. To feed this enormous … Read more

As the end of the course is nearing, functionally and thematically It is not unexpected that the primary and secondary sources reviewed this week debate the prevalence of one of the world’s rather youngest empires, the united States of America. To begin, IANAL Ferguson asserts that an empire encompasses “economic penetration, military projection and cultural … Read more

However, there are multiple problems that arose, and they include social conflicts and agreements (Documents 1, 4, and 6), religious issues (Documents 5, 7, 8 and 9), and culture (Documents 2, 3 and 10). Part of the reasons for trouble involve social conflicts and disagreements, and the document was written for, or to explain about … Read more

A major change that happened during the last five years to me is the divergence f gaming, television, literature, and anima subcultures. Looking back into the history of what qualified as ‘anima’ from 2005 to 2014, the time when I have been most into the genre of television, will show that in 2005, there were … Read more

On the first days of the meeting, they brought cashiers, the King and his delegates announced the principles of the meeting ND the Third Estate discovered that the double representation was in fact a sham. It was decided that the votes will be hold by orders, 1 vote for each estate and not by head. … Read more

Question 1 – vocabulary – all students will answer this question. Be sure to answer all the terms, list the term and its complete definition which must be proper to the present course of study! 20 points sumptuous laws philosopher Neoplasm’s sans-culottes Jacobin Roundhead enlightened absolutism heliocentric Tennis Court Oath Directory Mercantilism Hermetic Doctrine balance … Read more

In the riverbed there was also sandstone and limestone that was used for building temples, statues and pyramids. The second way the Nile benefited Egypt development was the benefit to agriculture. The Nile provided farmers a way to irrigate crops as well as provided fertile top soil to farmers. The Nile had a wide riverbed … Read more

In this lecture I leaned about the Atlantic slave trade. Specifically how brutal the conditions on the sugar plantations slaves had to work on in Brazil were. They worked long and tedious hours. Almost 14 hours a day filled with back breaking labor. Since the labor was difficult, many slaves died at a young age … Read more

Soldiers and generals got treated with more respect than before. After defeating Napoleon, America looked west to further expand. Washington D. C. Rose from the ashes and the Ana and army strengthened themselves. In the document people were celebrating from fighting a long and hard war and winning. Then there was the American system that … Read more

Explain your choices. I would name the school based on the country there in or by a historical event that has happen in the past that had a good out come on their country. The reason that I have come up with this choice is because it seem like a good I deal to do … Read more