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    detail as possible, gave way to Impressionism, an entirely new artistic philosophy embracing ambiguity and emotion. This profound change can be seen in the comparison of paintings from each period; namely, The Gleaners by Realist painter Jean-Francois Millet and Hay Harvest at Eragny by Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro. A comparative analysis of these paintings shows not only the innovative and reactionary elements of the Impressionist movement, but also how it maintained and developed important

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    the deities brought seeds of five grains which were the first seeds planted, which in turn became the first instance of farming.[5] During the pre-modern era, grains such as barley and millet were the main staples and were supplemented by wheat, sorghum, and buckwheat. Rice is not an indigenous crop to Korea, and millet was likely the preferred grain before rice was cultivated. Rice became the grain of choice during the Three Kingdoms period, particularly in the Silla and Baekje Kingdoms in the southern

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    The establishment of any civilization relies on the foundation of agriculture. Agriculture requires knowledge, tools, and resources to maintain a population and allow for it to grow. Agriculture drastically changed once humans were able to utilize the resources around them in order to provide a reliable food supply, allow them to settle down in one place, and most importantly, provide a springboard for global population growth. Agriculture was triggered by many factors, some including climate change

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    Part One: Take Home Assignment What can be so appealing about the continent Africa? Well it has been studied that Africa has many resources such as wheat, millet, ivory, copper, metals, routes, basins, and most importantly, its unlimited availability of strong laborers (pgs. 44-45). These are resources that are useful in early trade markets that added to wealth as well as the distribution of power. These resources are abundant in Africa and it is not surprising that the group of countries who wanted

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    In the story “The Creation” separation between God and all creations is needed in order to express free will and choice. At the beginning of the story, Kintu is the only one living on earth. He is accompanied by his cow, whom is used for the sole purpose of nourishment. He brought up to heaven by Nambi, the daughter of the deity Mugulu. Mugulu sets Kintu with many different tasks to prove that he is a man. The events that occurred in heaven represent being united with God versus free will. The storyteller

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    In the Ottoman Empire, non-Muslim communities were given a state recognition and protection according to the Islamic tradition. As for the Mughal Empire, it was considered as a powerful Islamic Empire that ruled in a country with a substantial number of Hindu people. Thus, there are many similarities between the Ottoman and Mughal Empires. Both of these great empires were Sunni Muslims that mainly controlled non-Muslims. The Ottoman Turks can be related to one of the groups of Muslim warriors

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    Background – Xiaomi Ltd. Xiaomi Ltd. founded in April, 2010, by Lei Jun (CEO of Xiaomi Ltd.). “I admire giant companies like Huawei, Tencent, Sina and Alibaba, but I don’t want to create another Huawei, Tencent, Sina or Alibaba. My dream is to maintain my current company as a small one. (like a) small restaurant that people line up outside of to buy my products, and my friend will call me to reserve seats for them.” – Lei, a keynote address to the 2013 Global Mobile Internet Conference, Beijing.

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    each of his pieces displayed a brilliant use of color along with molding color and harmony with applying the elements and principles of art. While developing his techniques, Van Gogh was inspired by many artists such as Anton Mauve and Jean Francois Millet, adopting and changing his perspective into his style for his paintings. Other contemporary artists were inspired by Van Gogh, such as Henri Matisse, and

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    archaeological site which sits on the second terrace of the Yellow River near Qinghai. These noodles where a revolutionary find allowing anthropologists to further research ancient Chinese food. The noodles were made from foxtail and broom corn millet and were preserved for thousands of years in the rock. From these findings it is clear that grain based noodles have been a staple part of the Chinese diet for thousands of years. During the time frame from around 2070 BC to 221 BC five

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    and religions in exchange for taxes (Jyzhia) and pledges of loyalty. Under the Millet system, the administrative institution under Ottoman law granted autonomy to non-Muslim minorities irrelevant of language, ethnicity, or social class. As a matter of fact, many within the non-Muslim communities rose to the highest ranks in the Ottoman military and administrative apparatus. The self-autonomous characteristics of the millet was facilitated by each group’s corresponding religious leader, and all civic

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