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Skip to main content. Try Wikispaces Classroom now. Brand new from Wikispaces. The West Civ Project Wiki. A place for ideas: this is the class wiki for JC Honors West Civ. The West Civ Project Wiki. Thinks to Think About and Weekly Writing Topics. 1 Theories of History: Linear, Cyclic, Hegelian, Vortex. 2 Origins: Art / Agricultural Revolution / Monumental Architecture Urban Planning in Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley. How did humans sleep in the days before domesticated dogs? 3 Big Stuff: Megaliths in ...
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Because history just ain't what it used to be. The West Civ Proj. On April 26, 2010. Creative Writing assignments in West Civ class? This is a little horror story written as a reflection to a class discussion about the Black Death during the Middle Ages. Annotated Links: Recycling in the ‘Old’ World. On April 22, 2010. By Staff of West Civ Sec 2. For Earth Day, our class took a look at the history of recycling. Http:/ books.google.com/books? Http:/ www1.american.edu/ted/bronze.htm. The Ancient Romans too...
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Thursday, June 10, 2010. Final Exam for Wester Civilizations. Explain why some scholars have called the Ancient Egyptians a "death obsessed" culture. Do you agree? Egyptians had many beliefs about the death and afterlife, and took many precautions as a way to protect themselves and their leaders in the death and afterlife, so yes, the Egyptian culture was somewhat "death obsessed". Ancient History Sourcebook: Hymn to Ra, from Book of Ani." FORDHAM.EDU. Web 10 June 2010. I have come to you, my Lord,.
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Thursday, June 10, 2010. Explain why some scholars have called the Ancient Egyptians a "death obsessed" culture. Do you agree? Egyptians are the only culture to preserve, peer into, and honor the death of a particular person; since they are the only culture to do so, scholars have no right to say that Ancient Egyptians are “death obsessed.”. Thou art beneficent in decree and speech, the favoured one of the Great Company of the Gods. And the beloved of the Little Company of the Gods. Http:/ www.mircea...
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West Civ Project/ Fidler
West Civ Project/ Fidler. Thursday, June 10, 2010. West Civ Final Exam. 1 Describe the importance of water in the ancient world. (from Twitter). Thesis: Water was very important to ancient society. It was used for drinking, washing, trade and transportation. They landed at many places on the coast, and among the rest at Argos, which was then pre-eminent above all the states included now under the common name of. Here they exposed their merchandise, and traded with the natives. For five or six days. They ...
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West Civ Project / Griffith
West Civ Project / Griffith. Thursday, June 10, 2010. Question: What was the long range political impact of the reign of the Medici popes? Thesis: The political impact of the Medici Popes is one of debt and they were unable to keep citizens calm. Pope Leo X is most remembered for his selling indulgences. Mostly, the Luthern church would begin as a result of his reign. Http:/ www.fordham.edu/Halsall/source/machiavelli-histflo-lorenzo.html. Web 10 June 2010. Web 10 June 2010. That venerable man, Martin.
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West Civ Project / Hlavac. Editor/Writer for the West Civ Proj. Thursday, June 10, 2010. Question 1: Explain why some scholars have called the Ancient Egyptians a "death obsessed" culture. Do you agree? Ancient Egyptians can be seen as "death obsessed". They were very into the order of death, and how their time's "funerals" were conducted, they believed in a heaven, and a hell and knew the gods. How beautiful to see, how satisfying to behold,' say the gods, when this god (meaning the king). Question 2: W...
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West Civ Project. Iheoma
West Civ Project. Iheoma. Thursday, June 10, 2010. Explain why some scholars have called the Ancient Egyptians a "death obsessed" culture. Do you agree? The Ancient Egyptians did have a "death obsessed" culture; death affected everything they did from the architecture of the pyramids, to the kings and queens, to how they acted in their daily life. King Neferkere (Pepi II)! How beautiful is this! How beautiful is this, which thy father Osiris has done for thee! The dead will say:]. Thou shalt have power o...
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Thursday, June 10, 2010. Describe the importance of water in the ancient world. In the developing times of the ancient world water, which people used in almost every single thing they did, was the most important resource on the earth. In fact they have paved the roads, cut through hills, and filled up valleys, so that the merchandise may be conveyed by carriage from the ports. That rivers may be said to flow through the city. Geography, V.iii. By artificial channels, beneath the city. Rushing onward ...
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West Civ Project / Kothenbeutel
West Civ Project / Kothenbeutel. Thursday, June 10, 2010. Question. Explain why some scholars have called the Ancient Egyptians a "death obsessed" culture. Do you agree? Thesis: The ancient Egyptians were a death obsessed culture from there a large pyramids honoring pharos to the difficult way they used to preserve their dead. 8220;The king ascends to the sky among the gods dwelling. He (Re) gives thee his arm on the stairway to the sky. When it meeteth Thy Majesty. Thou art a shining Spirit-Body. The go...
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Thursday, June 10, 2010. Question: Describe the importance of water in the ancient world. (from Twitter). Thesis: Water is an element necessary for human life, and not only was it used to drink by every human being on earth, but it was used for many other necessary practices. Hail to thee, O Nile. Who manifests thyself over this land, and comes to give life to Egypt. Mysterious is thy issuing forth from the darkness, on this day whereon it is celebrated! Watering the orchards created by Re. The sum expen...
