Before Alexander the Great became king, the Greek-city states were destroying themselves with Spartans and their allies on one side and Athens and their allies on another side. Each side lost many men which both side weak left them acceptable to attacks. From the north, lead a Greek kingdom mane Macedonia and their king, Philip. The southern Greeks that the north was full of barbaric people. Macedonia did have two big advantages over the southern Greek-states, first one is that they been unified…
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Hamilton the musical follows the life story of Alexander Hamilton through hardships and struggles. The four historical genres that the musical represents are musical, war, biopic, and love story. The difference between academic and popular history is that academic is taught in an academic setting, like school, while popular is learned based on interacting with the world/media. Every day in my history class I learn about wars and important events or people, which are examples of academic history.…
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He, in fact, is Alexander III’s only sculptor because Alexander believes Lysippos was the sculptor with the talent to depict the ruler properly (1). Alexander III commanded Lysippus to be Alexander III’s personal sculptor because Lysippus was the only one that could reveal Alexander’s character and virtues when molded into bronze (Plutarch 443). “The other…
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hop infused musical based on the life of Alexander Hamilton written by Lin Manuel Miranda, reminds us that we have little control over who tells our story. Rather, you must do the bets to tell your own story truthfully, and know that your story is all that continues on after you pass. On an evening in 2008 Lin Manuel Miranda mentioned to Jeremy McCarter his concept of writing a Hip-Hop concept album centered around the life of Alexander Hamilton. Alexander Hamilton was the United States’ first secretary…
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1.) Ancient Mesopotamian brought about the development that was needed to create the Western civilization. Although Egyptian civilization is often more appealing to those studying history today, the affects that Mesopotamia had on the evolution of civilizations is much more significant. Dealing with the environment in Mesopotamia forced humans to work together as a group to do things like build stone buildings and create an irrigation system for their farmland. These particular changes and the development…
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Introduction The Federalist papers were written through the combined efforts of James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay. In 1787 and 1788 the essay papers appeared anonymously in New York newspapers. The papers were and continue to be considered as the key sources of understanding and interpreting the original context and intent of the constitution. The main purpose was to convince the people of New York to adopt and ratify the Constitution. Among the paper the federalist papers there are…
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There are over eighty Pyramids within Egypt, and a great many more throughout the world, all ranging in different sizes, shape, age and material (Putnam 1994). The Pyramids of Egypt are found at many different locations across the River Nile, yet looking specifically at the location of the Great Pyramid, or rather Khufu’s Pyramid located in the Giza plateau. But why that specific location? Well generally when choosing a site for a structure of this size and significance, there is around five basic…
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Reflecting on the content covered in the course, how have your views about history changes throughout the semester? Throughout this course, we have taken many different viewpoints of various people and areas. This has allowed me to consider the affects of all types of people when considering certain historically related thoughts. I see myself writing essays for other classes, applying knowledge i have gained from this course. For example, I use the great leaders like Ghengis Khan or Napoleon. This…
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AP World History – Midterm Review Guide The Midterm Exam will consist of two parts. Part I will be 50 definitions that you will need to match with the proper term. All definitions will come from the list below. Part II will consist of 2 separate essays that you will need to write. You will have 4 choices for each essay, all taken from the list following the definitions. Terms and Definitions: 1. Bantu migration: The spread of Bantu-speaking peoples from their homeland in what…
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based factors in my up brining. My Grandmother Mary was influential on how I viewed the world, what I thought about people, and what I needed to know how to think about others who simply did not look like me. In the 60’s, I have, to be honest, many of my friends did not have African American friends (like I did), many of my friends did not have to work at a young age (12) and to be honest, they did not help others, like I did. Working selling the Valley News Dispatch in the local hospital, I had…
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