I am not the bad guy here. This is my land that you are taking. It is muslim holy land to. We allow you to take pilgrimages here why do you attack my people? Why do you slaughter 3000 of my men? did i not let your people live inside my city? Saladin is not a bad evil ruler.
I am the saladin. I do not want to fight. But if you come into my land i will have no choice. This is our prophets land as well as your holy land. We should live in peace not destroy our holy land. The muslims do not want trouble we just want peace and to preserve the holy land. We are not the bad guys.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
question 6
" Heart of a lion strength of a bear"
"Saladin aint no paladin"
Question 5
The roman empire started as a small village just as america started as a small colony. The roman empire eventually grew into the large empire that it was just as the united states has. At the time the roman empire was the strongest power in the world and america is one of the strongest powers in the world. Despite the many years apart The Roman Empire and The US are equivalents. The roman empire and the US are different.
question 4
Herodotus writes down everything and Thucydides writes not as much down but gets better information.
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/05/12/first-new-identification-of-911-victim-since-2009/?ref=sept112001 This article follows Herodotus's style. the author of this article wrote down all the facts about this man who was found. He wrote down a lot of facts and everything the reporter found out they wrote it down. This follows Herodotus's style.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/25/nyregion/man-once-believed-a-risk-to-city-is-memorialized.html?_r=1&ref=sept112001 Jim dawyer wrote down only the most important facts for this article. He didn't write everything that he could find he picked out the good facts and put them in which follows Thucydides .
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/05/12/first-new-identification-of-911-victim-since-2009/?ref=sept112001 This article follows Herodotus's style. the author of this article wrote down all the facts about this man who was found. He wrote down a lot of facts and everything the reporter found out they wrote it down. This follows Herodotus's style.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/25/nyregion/man-once-believed-a-risk-to-city-is-memorialized.html?_r=1&ref=sept112001 Jim dawyer wrote down only the most important facts for this article. He didn't write everything that he could find he picked out the good facts and put them in which follows Thucydides .
question 3
The Egyptians believed that once your dead your spirit or "ka" stays around with your body. They believe that when we die our ka has to be weighed with the feather of maat. If your ka weighed more then the feather you where damned for eternity if your ka was less or even with the feather you would pass on to forever resting place of peace.
The Greeks believe that the moment you die your spirit leaves your body in a little breath. The Greeks had elaborate burial techniechs. They would do all kinds of body preparation then put you in a high bed in your house for people to pay your respects. Greeks thought very highly of death and they did not see it as a very sad time. they were sad for the passing but they were happy for there eternal resting.
The Greeks believe that the moment you die your spirit leaves your body in a little breath. The Greeks had elaborate burial techniechs. They would do all kinds of body preparation then put you in a high bed in your house for people to pay your respects. Greeks thought very highly of death and they did not see it as a very sad time. they were sad for the passing but they were happy for there eternal resting.
question 2
View Neolithic revolution in a larger map
The neolithic age made people not have to follow game anymore they could settle down and farm. This caused lots of farmers to settle together so they could watch one anothers fields. This is how cities where started. But as
Stone Age peoples became more adept at cultivating a growing range of crops,
including protein-rich legumes such as peas and beans, various fruits, and
olives, the effort they expended on activities outside agriculture diminished. (R. A. Guisepi)
http://history-world.org/neolithic.htm
http://history-world.org/neolithic.htm
The land has grown dry from the heat. It is unfarmable and we cannot gather crops. We are left to hunting and gathering once again and this isn't working because the animals are dying from lack of food. we are hungry and we are weak. We are in need of a miracle.
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