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List three of the Greek gods and note the facts about them.

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List three of the Greek gods and note the facts about them.

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Athena:
Athena is a second generation goddess born from the father Zeus and the mother Metis, Zeus received a prophesy that said the son of Metis would be even stronger than his father, so he swallowed her whole, along with his unborn daughter, eventually Metis had a son with a mortal and he did end up being even stronger than his mortal father
Athena is the goddess of wisdom and warfare
She appeared out of Zeus's head fully grown and clothed

Poseidon:
Poseidon was the second youngest of Kronos and Rhea, he is also regarded as the second oldest in the same respect as he was disgorged second.
He is the god of the sea
He and Athena are enemies because they both wanted a city (Athens), Poseidon appeared to offer them patronage, but Athena was already conferring with the towns people, Poseidon was getting ready for a fight, but Athena suggested they have a competition of who could offer the people the most valuable gift. Poseidon struck his trident on the ground, and from it grew a salt water spring, from the spring grew horses, they were created from the foamy crest of the waves, Athena gave them the olive tree, which they accepted and became famous for, but it's ironic because their main way to export their goods was by sea.

Artemis:
Artemis was also a second generation goddess, born from Zeus and Leto, when Zeus's wife Hera learned of this, she grew angry and cursed Leto.
Artemis is the goddess of many things, theses include:
The hunt, wilderness, moon, and archery.
When Queen Niobe mocked her mother Leto for only having two children, Artemis and Apollo took their revenge by killing all fourteen of Niobe's children.

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Hammurabi (c. 1810 BC - 1750 BC) was the sixth king of the First Babylonian Dynasty, reigning from 1792 BC to 1750 BC (according to the Middle Chronology). He was preceded by his father, Sin-Muballit, who abdicated due to failing health. He extended Babylon's control throughout Mesopotamia through military campaigns.[2] Hammurabi is known for the Code of Hammurabi, one of the earliest surviving codes of law in recorded history. The name Hammurabi derives from the Amorite term ʻAmmurāpi ("the kinsman is a healer"), itself from ʻAmmu ("paternal kinsman") and Rāpi ("healer").

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Some historians believe that Gilgamesh was a real king of the city of Uruk between 2700 and 2500 B.C. According to the story,Gilgamesh was part god and part man. His mother was Ninsun, a goddess, and his father, Lugalbanda, was the half-god king of Uruk.

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Relating to a government controlled by men.

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The belief in more than one god which are usually gathered in a pantheon (collective belief) of gods and goddesses with their own religions and rituals.

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Relating to wedge shaped letters or characters used in the ancient writing systems of Mesopotamia, Persia and various other countries and states such as these, surviving on clay tablets.

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An ancient Babylonian law code remaining in good condition going back to about  1754 BC. It is one of the oldest deciphered writings of significant length in the world.

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A large group of countries ruled by one person, such as a king or president, another word for empire is kingdom.

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A rectangle stepped tower conquered by a temple of sorts.

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a system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.
A kingdom or empire that priests rule in the name of a supernatural entity or entities such as God.

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A city that has surrounding territory that creates a free state.

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The fertile crescent is a quarter moon shape that is extremely fertile and is good to grow crops in.

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Draw a flow diagram and name how written languages have developed over time.

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Symbol based writings
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Alphabet

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Fine sand or clay that is usually found at the bottom of rivers or streams, in NZ it can be harmful to to native plants and animals that live in these affected bodies of water.

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Fertile can be soil or land, it means to be able to produce many new plants or foods from the soil.

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Irrigation is generally used on farms, it is to water food, plants and other various things.

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There are three definitions of domestication. The first one is to tame a wild animal. One of the other ones is similar to a state or a country, meaning not international. The last one is the cultivation of plants and foods.

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Agriculture is another word for farming, and is the ancient civilisations' main source of food which they need to survive.

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Linguistic means relating to different languages or cultures.

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Name and show on a flow diagram the migration from Africa.

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Name and show on a flow diagram the migration from Africa.

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Africa
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Asia
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Europe
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America
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What was the last continent human's reached?

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What was the last continent human's reached?

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The last continent to be reached by humans was America, which was thought to be followed from Alaska and Russia.

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DNA gives us clues about migration, this can be discovered by examining your own DNA to see where your family is from in the world.

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The stage of human social development and organisation which is considered most advanced

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What is needed to make a civilisation:

Agriculture

Trade

Cities

Written language

Strong government

Shared values

Religions

Architecture

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Nomads are people who wander in search for food and places to gather sources for survival. One of the things that most define them is they have no permanent home.

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Many people think that A.D means after death, but it actually stands for the latin phrase anno domini, which means 'in the year of our lord.' The B.C/A.C system is not used or taught in the bible. It was actually not accepted or used until several centuries after Jesus' time of life and death.

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BC has different meaning to different people, for instance BC means Before Christ for Christians, but for some others it means Before Civilisations. It depends on your outlook, but either way it is before something.

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Like the stone age, the bronze age uses bronze for pretty much everything and anything they can, this age was mainly concentrated in Egypt.

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The stone age is a big prehistoric time where they used mainly stone for just about everything.

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Early Maya, 1800 B.C. to A.D. 250. The earliest Maya settlements date to around 1800 B.C., or the beginning of what is called the Neoclassic or Formative Period. ... The Middle Neoclassic Period also saw the rise of the first major Mesoamerican civilisation, the Olmec.