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    The four near eastern groups that had established themselves in the near East was The Hittites‚ The Assyrians‚ The Second Assyrian Empire‚ and The Neo-Babylonians. The Hittites had gone and decided to take the Mesopotamian writing and many ideas of Mesopotamian culture. The Hittites had discovered how to melt iron that was able to make them weapons and tools for their army. The way that the Hittites did their government was different than how Mesopotamia had done it‚ the kings didn’t even claim to

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    Q5.A) Theogony is the fictional literary work the best for the ancient Greece because Theogony means the birth of the gods‚ this poem is from the 8 the century BC. First‚ it was one of the first to put humans at the center of the universe. Unlike the animal deities of Egyptians and Mesopotamians‚ the god of Greeks is human inform. Second‚ it is hymn of Zeus‚ the king of gods and men‚ but it involves the ancestor of the world and the other gods. Third‚ the poem shows the creation gods and universe

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    Major conflicts in the Theogony (Essay) Having read the Theogony‚ I can briefly say that Hesiod tries to portray the similar connections of three generation of gods; as well as emphasizing the major conflicts between the matriarchal and patriarchal systems. When we look through what has come into existence first‚ we encounter with Chaos‚ which indicates the complication of things for a while. After Chaos‚ the great goddess Gaea‚ who is the head of the matriarchal system (symbolizing fertility)

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    collection of twelve labors on the temple of Zeus at Olympia as the earliest depiction. She also talks about how Herakles was already know for overcoming series of challenges in literature before 460 B.C like in Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey‚ in Hesiod’s Theogony where Herakles has five labors‚ and in Peisandros’ Heraklia. Stafford briefly mentions the challenges that Herakles faces in these works. These challenges mainly included fighting monsters‚ such as Kerberos‚ the Nemean lion‚ and the Leranian hydra

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    The Greek Creation Myth I’ll be examining cosmogonic Greek myths. The Theogony‚ a poem written around 700 B.C. by Hesiod‚ states that from the vast expanse of nothingness called Chaos arose Gaia. Gaia is female and first into being. Her existence not deliberate‚ but magically occurs for no stated purpose. Gaia gives birth to a son‚ Uranus without the assistance of any other deity. Uranus is the sky and Gaia who is the earth‚ mates with her son to bring forth the 12 Titans. There were six male Titans;

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    Pandikow !1 1. The punishments in Babylonian at that time were very strict and hard. If you’d break one of the laws‚ there would always be a consequence. One common punishment was being put to death. This was often the consequence for hurting or killing somebody else. If you broke these laws‚ there was only one strict consequence for your previous actions. This punishment was used for many laws‚ and the reason for this might’ve been that the Babylonian society should not have any “bad” people in

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    The Babylonians and Phoenicians are very similar‚ yet different. Although they both lived near bodies of water and used that as an advantage‚ their production of goods and services were different because they relied on different things to make money and trade material. Also‚ they each came up with different ideas that would help better us in the future. They both settled near bodies of water; The Babylonians settled between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers and the Phoenicians settled on the

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    idea of punishment was if you respect what he stood for you would not be punished‚ but if you resisted in anyway the consiquences were high and intense. So‚ when Judah joined an anti-Babylonian alliance‚ Nebuchadnezzar’s attack had the power against the Jewish people that had never been shown before. The anti-Babylonian alliance was set up and led by the region of Tyre‚ which is the Phoenician capital. Nebuchadnezzar rallied a 180‚000 infantry for his attack. He was also aided by Medes and other mercenaries

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    to measure shapes. It is the science of shape and size of things. Geometry was one of the two fields of pre-modern mathematics‚ the other being the study of numbers. ANCIENT GEOMETRY (3000BCE – 500BCE) *Many ancient civilizations like the Babylonians‚ Egyptians‚ Hindus and Chinese‚ laid the foundation for geometry as practiced today.Before recorded history‚ geometry existed as simply‚ * the science of measuring land and storage containers. The first concepts of geometry “had their origin in

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    The Babylonian Exile had several short and long term effects on the life and thought of the Israelites. A question that the Israelites faced when they were exiled to Babylonia is whether or not they should establish lives while in Babylonia. One of the most prominent short term effects was the questioning of whether God had abandoned the Israelites or not. This short term effect evolved into the long term effect that is known as the religion of Judaism. While in Babylonia‚ the Israelites struggled

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