Ammon Research Paper

Nonetheless, during the 12th Dynasty, there was a temple built for Amun’s worship and toward the end of the 18th Dynasty, Amun’s status increased even more and he became known as “…the great royal deity who was “Father of the Gods” and ruler of Egypt and the people of its empire (Rosalie 104).

Zeus, he was the king of the gods and the supreme ruler of people. He originally was a god of the sky. In time, the Greeks regarded him as the only god who concerned him-self with the whole universe. They also associated Zeus with justice and believed that he punished the wicked and rewarded the good. He belonged to the race of Titans, and was the son of Cronus and Rhea. After overthrowing Cronus, Zeus took his father's place and ruled from Mount Olympus. He headed a family of twelve major gods, called the Olympians.

In the eulogy on the Kuban stele, we have a repetitive notion of how Ramesses II is view as one of the gods, using metaphors to describe his relationship with specific gods. It is important to make that Ramesses II is not being compared to any random gods, but he being compared or rather being described to having the attributes of some of the most popular and powerful gods within Egypt. Ramesses II is described as being “like Re”, his words are like those of Harakhte, he is able to measure more accurately than Thoth and that his mind works just like Ptah’s mind . What is notable about these four gods, is that both Re and Harakhte are manifestations of the all-important Sun-God of Egypt, Thoth is the wise patron of god of Hermopolis and Ptah is the patron god for Memphis and Craftsmen; all in their own right gods of creation .

Upon inheriting the throne Amenhotep IV made the god Aten the single most powerful entity and with Aten's singular power in place all images of other gods within the Egyptian pantheon were eliminated. The Egyptians like the Israelites worshiped their national god as well their family deities at the same time. Eventually, the Egyptians eliminated their national god and continued to worship their deities, but the Israelites did just the opposite when they eliminated all of the deities concentrating on one God. There are those biblical scholars that believe Moses, an Egyptian prince, became influenced by the Egyptian religion of Atenism, which similar to Judaism believes in the worshiping of just one God.

Furthermore, Brady suggests that Serapis “was portrayed as a male wearing a Greek style robe with a Greek hairstyle and a full beard.” Speaking of which, Egyptian deities are generally not portrayed as having full beards, with the exception of the god Bes, which according to author Shelli Wright Johnson refers to an Egyptian divinity venerates as the protector of households, more specifically, of mothers, children and childbirth. Located above Serapis’ head is a basket, which according to Brady some scholars refer to as modius. The modius was aimed to represent his fertility characteristics as well as to display his connection to the Egyptian divinity Osiris.

Areeba Mobeen is currently 13 years old, being born on July 10th in 2002. She describes herself as friendly, loving, smart, and hard-working. She hopes her kindness will be remembered by those she meets throughout her life. She speaks Urdu, English, and is in the midst of learning Farsi, as well as French. Her cultural background is Pakistani, and she expresses her love for her culture through the traditional clothes she wears. Areeba was born in America and moved to Canada in 2___. This move has impacted her greatly and though she may regret it at times she is glad to have moved here to meet wonderful friends, teachers, and be apart of a loving community at Samuel Hearne Middle School. During her elementary years Areeba attended Rogers Park Public School 2___-2010 and also Oakridge Junior Public school from 2010-2013. Areeba has been a great contribution to all of these schools with her bold and ambitious personality.

In the Ancient Greek religion there were 12 Gods. These 12 Gods controlled their everyday lives. Although, three of the most powerful Gods were Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. Greek’s believed these three brothers held the most power, after all they are the sons of Cronus, the greatest Titan that ever lived. Each of these Gods played important roles in the Greek’s lives.

They had been fascinated enough, that they made, “The Odyssey” and many more books, movies, songs. The most relevant God was, Zeus. The father of all gods and goddess. He was such a man with so much power on his hands. He was the god of the sky and ruler of the Olympian gods.

Cesar Milstein was born on October 8, 1927 in bahia Blanca, Argentina. His father was a Jewish immigrant who settled in Argentina, and was left to his own devices at the age of 15. His mother was a teacher, herself the daughter of a poor immigrant family. Cesar Milstein was one of three sons, he was the middle child. He wasn't a brilliant student, but on the other hand he was very active in Student Union affairs and in student politics. He met his wife at one of the politics affairs. He took a romantic and odd honeymoon, hitchhiking their way through European countries. He also worked in Israeli Kibbutzim with his wife.

Hazard Identification:Malathion can cause blood pressure issues, increased salivation, nausea, vomiting, chesttightness and even coma. The exposure and ingestion rate must be high for these issues to occur.Smaller exposure amounts are not likely to cause any serious harm to humans. Malathion has beenlabeled in group 3 of carcinogenics. There was no clear connection between exposure to malathion andcancer. Prolonged exposure to Malathion has been found to cause possible endocrine issues. This couldeffect the thyroid secretory function. You should always follow the instructions labeled to minimizeexposure to any chemical substance.Dose-Response Assessment:There was a study performed where five volunteers ingested 16mg of malathion for a period

I was truly delighted upon meeting Areesh in my Advanced Placement United States History class last year. Her energy told a great deal about her character; a positive individual who always discerns beyond herself and envisions what the world could be. An ideal trait for a leader, the ability to think beyond confines. She was a joy to have in class, a forthright young woman not afraid to say what was on her mind. Her candidness has led me to learn a great deal about her: Areesh does not shy from challenges, welcomes change, and is open to ideas that perhaps contrast her own.

According to our book, Matthew Maury was known for discovering worldwide patterns of winds and ocean currents. After taking the time to study many ship logs that no one else had considered, Maury developed a coherent wind and current chart. This chart helped others to work with the winds and currents and sail more efficiently. During the Civil War Maury acquired war vessels for the confederacy.

When the Southern Kingdom was split in half Amos was chosen by God to become a prophet, because the Lord could see the good in him. God sent Amos, just like he sent Jesus over to preach his word in the Northern Kingdom, because the people there were living amoral lives. But before Amos was chosen by God he wasn’t respectful to the poor, he thought they were worthless. The poor disliked Amos, mainly because they would constantly be outspoken by him, every time they would try to voice their opinion Amos was shut them out. Amos would criticize people when they made sacrifices but then he would neglect the moral law himself. After he was chosen to be a prophet Amos would consistently spread the good news despite being rejected and shunned. He had a great love for the poor and always cared for them.

the profession in their own countries by following this prac­ tice! Richard Morris Hunt was among many architects from abroad and one ofthe first fromAmerica ，who became familiar not only with the style，but also with practice of architecture during the Second Empire.5 A few Americans followed Hunt's

Zeus and Jupiter were considered to be the “King of the gods”. Zeus is a Greek