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    Valued qualities of Kings in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia 5000 years ago‚ as people discovered or invented more and more tools‚ agriculture replaced hunting and gathering became the main path food comes from. Because of the higher productivity agriculture has and agriculture’s need of settlement‚ people settled down from then on and cities came into being at that time‚ which happened at Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt at first. As the population grew up in these cities‚ people met with the need

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    Lindsay Clifford “Ship of the Desert”: Camel caravans—the “ships of the desert”—crossed the Sahara into West Africa. Social Mobility: The ability to move up in social class. Mosaic: picture made with small colored pieces: a picture or design made with small pieces of colored material such as glass or tile stuck onto a surface. Arabesque: ornate design: an intricate and often symmetrical design incorporating curves‚ geometric patterns‚ leaves‚ flowers‚ and animal shapes. 1.) It was

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    UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SETTLEMENTS Why people build environments? In order to understand built environments‚ one should know how the human mind works. The human mind imposes an order on the world. The world is chaotic and disorderly which; the human mind classifies‚ orders and onto it‚ imposes cognitive schemata. Settlements‚ buildings and landscapes are results of this activity. Hence‚ built environments including settlements are one way of ordering the world. INTRODUCTION Vancouver

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    Topographical classification Rivers can generally be classified as either alluvial‚ bedrock‚ or some mix of the two. Alluvial rivers have channels and floodplains that are self-formed in unconsolidated or weakly consolidated sediments. They erode their banks and deposit material on bars and their floodplains. Bedrock rivers form when the river down cuts through the modern sediments and into the underlying bedrock. This occurs in regions that have experienced some kind of uplift (thereby steepening

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    When humanity first began to form stable civilizations‚ forms of new weaponry began to spring up‚ along with the first trickles of government and religion. With the reliable safety these items brought soon came an explosion of advancement in the creative form‚ such as art‚ literature and pottery. Lacking however was the advanced science society has today‚ which in turn left the ancestral peoples of the world grasping for explanations to the unknown. These curiosities were sated with stories meant

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    in Anatolia • Five Local indigenous grapes • Tasting wines made from these varieties The History of Wine in Anatolia from the Bronze Age to the Turkish Republic • Archeology and linguistics show that Southern Eastern Anatolia‚ between the Tigris and the Euphrates‚ is the oldest place where domesticated vines are located. • The Noah Hypothesis • The Fertile Crescent The first traces of viticulture and winemaking in South Eastern Anatolia date back 8‚000 years. Wine had an indispensable

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    civilizations were formed in similar surroundings. They were both the earliest river-valleys to be charted by anthropologists. Because they were both formed near rivers‚ it’s no coincidence that the life of both of these places depended mainly on rivers. The Tigris and Euphrates rivers aided in Mesopotamian life‚ while the river Nile supporting the Nile civilization of Egypt. However‚ one difference between Mesopotamia and Egypt is the weather patterns of their respected localities. The Nile civilization admired

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    genes that gained resistance against secondary exposure. Hence‚ resistance selection of pathogens varies within populations. Agriculture allowed for the population to grow eventually leading to the great civilizations in fertile valleys of the Nile‚ Tigris-Euphrates‚ Yellow and Indus Rivers. These large populations allowed for infectious diseases to be easily transmitted and difficult to control. Cook used the MHC gene also known as the HLA region to measure genetic diversity of gene variants. The HLA

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    ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA- DEFINITIONS CITY STATES- self-governing unit made up of a city and its surrounding villages and farmland. LOCATED BETWEEN THE TIGRIS-EUPHRATES RIVERS‚ BOTH RIVERS FLOW INTO THE PERSIAN GULF LOCATED IN PRESENT DAY IRAQ Fertile Crescent ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA- GEOGRAPHY POSITIVE abundant amount of clay‚ easy till-able soil‚ water supply from Tigris-Euphrates Rivers NEGATIVE few natural resources‚ minimal protection from deserts and mountains City-States SUMERIAN CIVILIZATION‚ BELIEVED TO

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    The majority of Hammurabi‘s subjects are farmers who feel little connection to city life in Babylon. Hammurabi needed ways to peacefully bring his empire together. During his reign‚ he has built irrigation systems to control the unpredictable Tigris and Euphrates Rivers‚ formed a centralized bureaucracy for more efficient governing‚ and established Babylonian temples throughout the empire. Now Hammurabi has received a code laws‚ handed down to him from the gods. And the gods have instructed

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