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    Humanity Term Paper

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    Dah Chair Wen Humanity 1020 Humanity Term Paper I never ever thought that Humanity would be such an interesting course when I choose it as one of my electives. I choose it because it fits into my schedule. After sitting through a few classes‚ this course has become such an interesting class to take. Even though I would never volunteer to do a term paper on Humanity but I am glad the Gordon Rule of college encourage us to think about how does the past shapes the present and how the present sets

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    houses/villages; development of villages; agriculture contributed to greater wealth and larger populations‚ which made new ideas/techniques for their civilization; the first wheel made around 6000 B.C.E. encouraged faster/higher quality production of pottery; invention of writing as a way of communicating and recordkeeping; discovery of metal tools (4000 B.C.E.) improved agricultural societies; increased population; reliable food supply. b. Assess the transformation of human societies with the rise of

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    #1 The Egyptian myths talk about the Gods‚ and they try to explain the origin and behavior of the forces they represent. Also on the myths‚ Gods were represented by animals.As we know‚ myths talk mostly about deities and stories based on religion‚ so lets go and take a quick look to the Egyptian religion: Their religion was Polytheistic (they believed in multiple deities) and was centered on the Egyptian’s interaction with the various deities and the forces of nature they represented. The Ancient

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    Chapter 16 Cluster Analysis Identifying groups of individuals or objects that are similar to each other but different from individuals in other groups can be intellectually satisfying‚ profitable‚ or sometimes both. Using your customer base‚ you may be able to form clusters of customers who have similar buying habits or demographics. You can take advantage of these similarities to target offers to subgroups that are most likely to be receptive to them. Based on scores on psychological inventories

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    Native American Art is the visual works crafted by native people of North America‚ starting after their arrival on the continent thousands of years ago and continuing until the present. These works may be painted‚ carved‚ woven‚ sewn‚ or built‚ and can incorporate such materials as feathers‚ porcupine quills‚ tree bark‚ animal skins and hair‚ and wood. They encompass a variety of objects‚ including clothing and jewelry‚ blankets and rugs‚ masks‚ totem poles‚ baskets‚ and bowls. Today‚ some Native

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    30 January 2008 Exploitation of Indian Culture Nora Naranjo-Morse’s poem‚ “Mud Woman’s First Encounter with the World of Money and Business” portrays the internal struggle of Mud Woman‚ a contemporary Native Indian woman attempting to balance the traditions and ideals of her native culture with the outside consumer culture. When Mud Woman sells her art to a outside gallery owner‚ she comes to a realization that she may be exacerbating the commercialization and exploitation of her own Pueblo

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    Kintsugi Analysis

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    Most people hate damage because it creates pain and pain gives unpleasant feeling. They see damage as a marker for “bad experience ahead!!” or “Avoid at all cost. Don’t let it happen to you.” But as stated in the quote‚ pain makes you become better person if you know how to embrace it. Imagine when Michelangelo’s David was craved‚ hammer and chisel were struck against the marble block‚ damaging it‚ but eventually the block of marble was turned into one of the most famous statue in the world. During

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    relationship between heaven and earth” when they are painting. Landscape painting was revived during the Ming dynasty‚ but it always played a role – big of small – in Chinese art. Along with landscape painting‚ making pottery was another skill that the Chinese had. Porcelain‚ hard pottery prized as the finest in the world‚ was a popular form of art that people continued making for numerous years. A variety of glazes were created for decoration and several other objects considered as “chinaware” were

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    Hopi Tribe

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    The Hopi Tribe Did you know about the Hopi tribe? Well the Hopi tribe is a pretty good tribe. The Hopi have a lot of traditions. The Hopi did have a good location. The Hopi are people who have a lot of facts. The Hopi have a lot of old day traditions. The Hopi did a dance with snakes in their mouths called the Snake Dance. The Hopi often ate a sweet plant base diet and sometimes bread. The women did not do the hunting. The men and young boys did the hunting. They often hunted elk‚ turkey

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    The Liberty Biblical Museum is located in the Jerry Falwell Library. One can find the museum by walking in the main doors‚ and going down the stairs. The purpose of the museum is to bring the Bible to life by showing different artifacts of the time. The museum has many artifacts that are from the holy land‚ different manuscripts‚ and it also has the rare Bible. With reading and visualizing all the different artifacts‚ one can learn a lot about a culture and their way of life. The museum offers

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