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    Allowing same-sex marriages would change the basic definition of marriage. Marriage is an important commitment of a man and a woman who contribute to civilization. Therefore, the loss of contributions due to someone’s sexual orientation should not be rewarded with a privilege such as marriage. Same-sex marriages affect many factors such as children, the concept of marriage, and humanity. However, it is not a misdemeanor to love somebody of the same gender but it can rigorously damage many aspects

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    In Felipe Fernandez- Armestos’ book Civilizations he takes us from environment to environment and shows us how different Civilizations both rise and or fall. In order to fully learn about why or how a civilization flourished or failed we have to look at all of them as examples and compare and contrast them to get a better understanding of the civilization. In chapter ten of his book Armesto speaks on the highland civilization of the old world. These civilizations are New Guinea, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia

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    super powers since the beginning of civilization. The two countries have known about each other, even since the creation of civilization. How these two countries know about each other is because they are close geographically. The two civilizations have been close since day one. Evidence of a Roman town in Gansu province would indeed be exciting-if it could be established. One of the strangest aspects of China's history is that such a cultivated civilization should have stayed isolated from its

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    that demonstrates the insignificance of material possessions as wealth does not provide for spiritual fulfillment. This devaluation of material possession will greatly diminish the pain of not having any items that I relied on and enjoyed back in civilization. Furthermore, Siddhartha teaches people to look past the imperfections of the world and to appreciate the world for what it contains. Accordingly, this idea that no matter how imperfect a particular predicament might be, the world still has much

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    Although both empires were located in the area of Mesoamerica, they were only similar in few ways. These two cultures were very influential to the nurturing of Mesoamerica and the Andean Regions. The religious aspects of both the Aztec and the Incan civilizations were based on several different deities. The Aztec empire had more than 128 gods and goddesses. The most important of these gods is Tlaloc (Life god) and Huitzilopochtli (Sun god). These gods could be represented in human, animal or direction

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    technologically advanced as humans, then they may have already noticed the waves humans have accidentally leaked into space (Shostak). If this type of extraterrestrial civilization exists, there are two main possibilities as to how they will react to a more direct form of advancement from the earth. The first option: the other civilization will ignore a direct advancement

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    researchers believe is the reason pyramids are found in various civilizations across the world: because they serve a specific cultural purpose that could benefit various civilizations. Many researchers have found that one thing that all pyramids seem to share is having a hand in the predictions of: solstices, equinoxes, the various phases of the moon, and the rise of certain stars. All of this allowed the highly regarded priests of the each civilization to identify key makers that helped them construct a reliable

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    People’s restraint can either save their lives or put them at great risk of dying. A person’s ability to restrain themself plays an important role when exploring the unknown. In the novel, Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad, restraint plays a major role throughout the novel. Restraint threads its way through the three parts of Heart of Darkness; people who have been in chaos learn restraint, whereas people who have been in civilization cannot control themselves. Fresleven, the cannibals, the helmsman

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    extraterrestrials are as technologically advanced as humans, then they may have already noticed the waves leaked into space from earth, (Shostak). If this type of extraterrestrial civilization exists, there are two main possibilities as to how they will react to a more direct form of advancement from the earth. First, the other civilization will ignore a more direct advancement from the earth (transmitted to them by a policy of active

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    exists only in so far as he is within the State and subjected to the requirements of the stay… as civilization assumes aspects which grow more and more complicated, individual freedom becomes more and more restricted” (Gentile 12) This quote shows that the Fascist regime, using its ultimate control, is able to eliminate freedom as their regime progresses and thus has a larger impact on civilization. The Fascist powers aim at creating a state that “represents continuity into the future” (Gentile 12)

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