Category: Ancient History

  • Egyptian and Mesopotamian Societies

    The advances in the sphere of agriculture enabled people to accumulate considerable resources and knowledge that led to the fast development of ancient societies in fertile areas. Numerous ancient texts reflect peoples concerns regarding material aspects, as well as the establishment of proper codes that could regulate civilized behavior within the boundaries of their societies.1…

  • The Aztecs and the Incas: Beliefs and Cultures

    Table of Contents Introduction The Aztecs and the Incas Conclusion Reference Introduction Culture is an acquired compliment of a long interactive process. It depends on period of time in which an individual is exposed to the interactive process and level of internalization of the subculture. Reflectively, culture varies from one geographic region to another. Besides,…

  • Reason for the Roman Militarys Success

    The Roman Empire was the most powerful force in the Mediterranian area at its time, and one of the most significant ones in world history. The role of the military in the process of the empires expansion was crucial. The Roman army was maintaining the effectiveness for many centuries due its developing of its particular…

  • The Late Roman Republic: Problems and Their Causes

    Table of Contents Introduction Problems faced by Rome during the late republic How the accounts agree on the problems and their causes The most convincing account and why Works Cited Introduction After the government was recovered by the military, many events followed afterwards. There was looting among other major crimes that followed in the late…

  • The Aryans and Their Origin: Historical Theories

    At different points of the development of the human society, there were different views on the Aryans. They were seen as European nations ancestors, a mythological nation of half-people and half-deities. They were also a symbol of some nations superiority and certain justification of conquest. It is necessary to note that the theory concerning the…

  • Argiculture in the Mayan Classic Civilization

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Work Cited Introduction The Mayan refers to a group of communities who had similar cultures and lived in Mesoamerica and specifically in the Yucatan peninsular. The Classical period in this question lasted from 250AD to 900AD. The Yucatan peninsular had a vast landscape with good water catchments areas that…

  • The Cities of Ancient Nubia

    Nubia is a region located in North Eastern Africa, extending from the Nile River Valley nearby the first cataract of the Nile and stretching eastward to the Red Sea and South to nearby Khartoum which is modern-day Sudan. Nubia is traditionally divided by historians and geographers into two regions of Northern and Southern Nubia, divided…

  • The Role of Religion in Shang Chinese and Harappan India Civilizations

    Shang Chinese Civilization Shang dynasty had been at the origin of recorded history in China, with the beginning in the Bronze Age. Religion contributed significantly to the rise of Civilization, its political system forming, and eventually, to the fall of the era. The Shang dynastys folk religion was polytheistic, which implies the acceptance of various…

  • Indus River Valley and Harappan Civilization

    The earliest civilizations that have been discovered by modern archeologists are typically located in the river valleys, as rivers allowed agricultural development. Agriculture was crucial for the increase in population and specialization of civilizations like the ancient Egyptians, the ancient Mesopotamians, and the Indus river civilization. Indus River runs mostly within the borders of modern…

  • Ancient Sparta Community Analysis

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Sparta was a worrier community in ancient Greece that residents in a city known as Lacedaemon. The origin of the community can be traced to 900 BC. However, they rose to prominence in 650 BC when they started demonstrating their unique military skills. According to Cartledge…