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 | | The Nazca Lines | | by munim, May 21, 2008 | | The Nazca are a culture who lived in South America. Unlike many "Indian" civilizations, the Nazca weren't nomads. They also never hunted, or gathered, as theirs was a totally agricultural society. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 6 |
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 | | Elements of Civilization | | by Traceguy, Apr 26, 2008 | | When a society has developed cities, the groundwork has been prepared for the attainment of civilization. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 0 |
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 | | Inca Maya Aztec | | by the nyainim brothers, Apr 23, 2008 | | These three civilizations were known as the greatest and most advanced tribes in the world. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 0 |
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 | | Impact on Egypt’s Civilization | | by J1rules, Feb 12, 2008 | | Did the government, economy, and the class structure of Ancient Egypt become influenced by the geography and the climate in the area? | | Comments(0) Liked It: 9 |
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 | | Aristotle Vs. Hobbes | | by Nathan Warner, Feb 7, 2008 | | Comparing and contrasting some of the political views of Aristotle and Thomas Hobbes, two of history's great political scientists. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 3 |
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 | | Contradiction and Inconsistency in the Conquest of the Aztecs | | by Nearly Anonymous, Jan 31, 2008 | | Both Diaz and Leon-Portilla portray an Aztec understanding of the Spanish conquest that is full of contradiction; similarly, the Spanish view of the Aztecs is shown to be equally inconsistent. These paradoxical conflicts inherent in each group’s understanding of the other are critically important to this study of conflict between civilizations: they led to complacency and division within the Aztec ranks, and, in contrast, to unity and aggression in the case of the Spanish. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 0 |
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