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    But if you look to the powerful‚ great‚ wise‚ and beautiful Athena who created the flute‚ who created the pot‚ who created the ship‚ who also created the chariot‚ and was also the favorite child of Zeus. Athena was a woman and was even allowed to use Zeus’s thunderbolt! For crying out loud can you all see that woman are also the symbol of Athens because of Athena. Now can you see that Athena was helpful‚ intelligent

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    By definition‚ a civilization is “an advances state of human society‚ in which a high level of culture‚ science‚ industry‚ and government has been reached.” (Backman 5). Although it was not the first civilization‚ the advantages Egypt possessed pushed them far ahead of their predecessors‚ creating the most innovated society of its time. According to historians‚ the region of Sumner in southern Iraq held the origins of Western civilization. Sumner exampled some of the key notes of a civilization

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    the foundation for epistemology. Plato argues that due to the soul’s unchanging nature‚ the process of “learning” is the soul’s recollection of knowledge. He also provides two myths‚ both closely related to his metaphysical works. In the first‚ the Chariot Allegory‚ Plato describes a charioteer en route to heaven‚ in which there exists “true reality [the forms] with which real knowledge is concerned " (as cited by Velasquez‚ p.84). The journey is impeded by an unruly horse that represents ignobility

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    scientists have been puzzled for many years as to if Tutankhamen was murdered due to greed and power while others believe he died from an illness. Some scientists believed that they had solved the mystery by stating that he fell from a fast moving chariot while out hunting in the desert. Speculation surrounding Tutankhamen’s death has been rife since his tomb was broken into in 1922 by

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    In ‘Medea’‚ Euripides shows Medea in a new light‚ as a scorned woman that the audience sympathises with to a certain extent‚ but also views as a monster due to her act of killing her own children. The protagonist of a tragedy‚ known as the Tragic Hero is supposed to have certain characteristics which cause the audience to sympathise with them and get emotionally involved with the plot. The two main characters‚ Medea and Jason‚ each have certain qualities of the Tragic Hero‚ but neither has them all

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    Homer and Ovid are two of the oldest‚ most influential poets that have ever lived. Although they are both poets‚ they have several differences in their writings. Homer‚ a Greek poet‚ is most famous for his epic poems Iliad and Odyssey. Ovid‚ a Roman poet‚ is most famous for Metamorphoses a 15 book poem containing over 250 myths. To compare and contrast these two poets and their writing styles‚ I will use Achilles’ battle with Hector in Homer’s Iliad book 22 and compare it with Achilles’ battle

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    both used bronze‚ China was better adapted to it and benefitted more from it. Egypt was slow to develop the use of bronze‚ and the high cost didn’t allow them to use it much. Bronze transformed China- they made many things with bronze‚ such as chariots and weapons for their forces. The reason for this may be that China monopolized the bronze industry‚ so they could buy and use it more than Egypt. Bronze was an important factor in the development of the ancient civilizations. Egypt and China shared

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    10‚000 calories Horse= mobility No borders (territorial imperative )= pastures War; Secure pastures Archery Who are they? Scythians Altaic people * Turks * Mongols * Koreans * Japanese Contributions to history * Chariots (HORSE)-harness on the withers /bit (light cart‚ drive-by{bronze tires}) * Cavalry –mounted archer (they move in hordes ) Artificial symbiosis +Trade * (population pressure and supplemental income) Population Crisis The Silk Road- 100

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    co-workers and the runs you go on. As early as 1500 B.C. there has been some kind of EMS. In those days it was a Good Samaritan act and completely voluntary. Moving up the time line in 1767‚ the Greeks and Romans took soldiers off of the battlefield by chariots. In the same time period a chief physician in the Napoleon’s army‚ Baron Dominique-Jean Larrey‚ started the first pre-hospital system used to triage and transport injured soldiers from the battlefield to aid station. In 1865-1869 the first ambulance

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    the Turtle’s Back” many animals are mentioned such as “turtles‚” “muskrats]‚” “birds” and more (1). Another variation between the two creation myths is the explanation of the passage of the sun and moon. The Norse creation story says there is a “chariot that carries the sun across the skies‚” but in the Iroquois myth‚ the sun moves from the woman who fell’s walking around the earth

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