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river valley civilizations developed in four separate places, they seem to have more similarities than differences. This essay will compare and contrast the ancient Egyptian, Harappan, Chinese, and Sumerian civilizations. All the civilizations lived among rivers. The ancient Egyptians lived among the Nile River. The ancient Egyptians highly regarded the Nile as incredibly important and life giving. The Nile was important because it watered all of the land and in return deposited silt that was used

Soon after civilizations emerged so did geometry. The early civilizations of the Egyptians and Babylonians had a good grasp on mathematics and carried out calculations in practical ways for building structures. The Egyptians and Babylonians even appeared to know the Pythagorean Theorem, filled by tablets with impressive tablets of triplets. (Mlodinow, 2002) Despite the Egyptians accomplishments and Babylonians cleverness their contributions to mathematics were limited to providing the Greek with

Together, Worlds Apart, pg 64) I agree with Herodotus statement, but I think Egypt owes much more to the Nile than it just being a natural boundary to unifying their culture. It’s also true that these barriers along with the vast desert provided the Egyptians with a sense of protection from invasion. Also, without the Nile waters Egypt wouldn’t have been the wealthy agricultural society that they became. Annual flooding of the Nile brought rich alluvial soils to the basin from African highlands, these

government there was were called nomarks. A nomarks job was to roll a small piece of land called a nome, a nome was like a state or a province. Some of the other government officials were called army commander, the chief treasurer, and the minister of public works, high priests, then the royal overseers (administrators) At the bottom of the social classes were the scribes, artisans, farmers, and laborers. All of these people had their own job and responsibility, but the Pharaoh had the final say in almost

since the last nineties, shrinking economic role for governments in most Arab countries, in the light of market trends in the economy of the future, moreover, The remarkable flow of media across the channel in the growing strength of the impact of public opinion. Also, there was a magnificent change in the professional performance of the Arab media level because of the competitions between channels. 5- Disadvantages: In contrast, ONTV has also some disadvantages, as the channel focuses on local events

that used propaganda to control its people is ancient Egypt. Between 2450 BCE and 2250 BCE, Egyptian elders wrote documents offering advice to their successors. One of these documents was written by the pharaoh, Wahkare, to his son, and another one was written by chief advisor, Ptah-hotep, to Egyptian citizens. These documents were a form of propaganda, and they were important because they instructed Egyptians to obey their pharaohs and their superiors, keeping social order, and keeping the powerful

off their public labor tax doing jobs like canal repairing.” This explains that after it flooded a very fertilized silt was left and it helped the farmers plant and make food for Egypt. The Egyptians also wrote hymns to the Nile. In document E it says, “Come to keep the land alive who floods the fields

ways. Approximately 5,000 years ago, Egyptians had a very advanced civilizations - more advanced than China and India. Thanks to the seven indicators of civilizations, people today can learn about ancient egypt and its advanced civilizations. Ancient Egyptians were very religious. The ancient Egyptians had believed in gods and goddesses; their religion was surrounded, or based of off their beliefs (more specifically gods and goddesses). Ancient Egyptians had believed in the supernatural and

Describe how information technology enabled the Jasmine and Egyptian Revolutions. As shown in the article information technology was the key factor of their success. By the power of information technology the stories of Mohammed Bouazizi and Khaled Saied was more assessable for hundreds of thousands of people that eventually gathered together to instigate a positive change in their governments. 2) Describe efforts by the Tunisian and Egyptian governments to quell the revolutions. In particular,

Egyptian customers accepted the Chinese business owners because they know that the Chinese would not break their deeply embed traditions and customs. Moreover, after critiquing this article one can observe through a sociological lens the similarities and differences of the gender roles of women in Egyptian and American culture. Both cultures are similar because the women are subjected and portrayed as