(3) Nursing Scene This fragment represents a woman nursing one of the princesses. In the LATE PERIOD, TEMPLES & TOMBS GALLERIES, 4. Model and Reconstruction of Temple Gateway (49.18 and 66.288) Q. Describe the layout of sculptures & sacred objects in front of the Egyptian temple, as indicated in the original base and the reconstruction
These reliefs declared that Hatshepsut was crowned by the gods who welcomed her as their future king. They also depicted her coronation in front of a court consisting of highly respected individuals. – Political and religious roles of the king and queen in the Seventeenth Dynasty and early Eighteenth Dynasty: Political: At the crux of political responsibilities were military roles. A pharaoh was responsible for maintaining the land economically as well as forcefully. Power was also delegated to advisors such as viziers and stewards Hapuseneb, Senenmut).
Britain’s strategic motives in Africa centred on thwarting the growth of rival European powers as well as securing its interests in Africa. However there was a clear symbiotic relationship between strategic and economic concerns, during the expansion period. One of the first incidents in Africa where this was made manifest was when Britain invaded Egypt in 1882. The Suez Canal was of major strategic importance as it allowed ships to access the empires ‘Jewel in the crown’ India faster, through the red sea instead on going around Africa, as well as faster transportation of Arab oil. The canal was also of economic significance as historian Simon Smith reminds us that ‘80% of the Suez traffic was British, and13% of Britain’s trade passed through the canal’ , this is due to most of Britain’s trade with India passing through the Suez.
During the pre-Columbian era, the Maya and Olmec were two predominant civilizations that occupied the Mesoamerican region. They accomplished great achievements and made significant discoveries. However, the Mayas and Olmec had their differences, both in the time period in which they existed, and in their religious belief system. Religion played a key role in the way these two nations functioned. Animals were strong symbols in the Olmec religion.
Chapter 20 Study Guide Vocabulary: 1. Factories - Portuguese trading fortresses and compounds with resident merchants; utilized throughout Portuguese trading empire to assure secure landing places and commerce 2. El Mina - most important of early Portuguese trading factories in the forest zone of Africa. 3. Royal African Company - chartered in 1660s to establish a monopoly over the slave trade among British merchants; supplied African slaves to colonies Barbados, Jamaica, and Virginia 4. triangular trade - commerce linking Africa, the new world colonies, and Europe; slaves carried to America for sugar, and tobacco transported to Europe 5.
In terms of diction for this essay, the author uses three appealing words. The first word is 'body types'. The author uses this word to say how important looks and body types are to women today. "And if you have the 'wrong' body type, well, then, you're just going to have to change it, aren't you?" (Yusufali 1).
6. In the ballads, women are characterized as either a ‘mother’ or a ‘truelove.’ Consider the traits comprising each category. Other than gender, do any female characters in one category share traits with females in the other? Explore this question by comparing a true love from one of the ballads with a mother from one of the ballads. 7.
The benefits that India gained during British imperialism was that they had western education and modern science.The British also built a government bureaucracy that provided law and order as well as the judicial system. document 4: List at least five benefits of imperialism side by this author. this Author believed that British imperialism brought many benefits.he believed it brought communication, transportation systems, and an irrigation system that increased farmland production.India also had an improved sanitary system and social welfare system. document 5: what are the benefits of imperialism identified by this author? The author identified the benefits of imperialism as the "standards of humanity".These included the end of female infanticide,slavery, and slave trade.
More specifically, Einhard focused on characteristics such has military prowess, sacred authority and great leadership. Einhard expectations of kings are important in establishing Charlemagne as Rome’s Great Emperor. Einhard’s expectations of a king enable us to bridge parallels between Charlemagne and former Roman Emperors, through military conquests, and divine
He transplanted thousands of Egyptians to construct the site and serve the ruling elite. Akhenaten and his artists created a new style that broke with the conventions of earlier art: the king, his wife Nefertiti˚, and their daughters were depicted in fluid, natural poses with strangely elongated heads and limbs and swelling abdomens. Akhenaten’s reforms were strongly resented by government officials, priests, and others whose privileges and wealth were linked to the traditional system. After