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The film answers the main question why did a minor little island of the coastal region of Europe was the first main industrial centre, whereas there were so many other countries around the globe such as China, which looked promising and had great history of inventions.... why did some regions fall behind Asia and Europe in terms of Industrial Revolution , such as Pre-Columbus America and Africa?... and why did the development occurred in British and not in promising, technologically advanced, and powerful nations such as European countries....
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Liberal Democracy and the 'American way of life' were hailed as the only rational coherent system of values and practices; everything else that happened in the past was only leading up to this new Enlightenment and triumph of reason, in a teleological sense of inevitability.... what we may be witnessing in not just the end of the Cold War, or the passing of a particular period of post-war history, but the end of history as such: that is, the end point of mankind's ideological evolution and the universalization of Western liberal democracy as the final form of human government....
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However, the physical traits that distinguish Neanderthals from modern humans can not be used to distinguish specific Neanderthal populations, from various geographic areas or periods of evolution, from other extinct humans.... In 1848, a skull was discovered in Forbes' Quarry in the Neander Valley near Dsseldorf in the Neanderthal, Germany (Neandenthals 2005)....
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The assignment "The Connection Between Problems And Parallels" answers the questions about humankind.... hellip; There were, at that time, many species which were dangerous to individual humans, but even large predators could be outwitted by groups of humans using tools and weapons to attack.... In the absence of any serious competition, the humans flourished and multiplied....
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Its origin is traced back to about 250 years ago in German where the fossils were found resembling those of a human being (Millars 5).... Later anatomic analysis suggested… Neanderthals are thought to have been the closest species to the modern human beings.... This is because they shared common features with the modern human beings....
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On the other hand, Grayson (2007) revealed that it was at the end of the last ice age (ca 15,000 to 10,000 years ago) when the large mammals started to become extinct.... Although the megafaunal extinction occurred in different places around the world, it is not possible that this event was the first global change associated with people because of the fact that scientists have estimated that the human beings came from the chimpanzees back between 5 to 7 million years ago even before the Homo erectus in Asia and Homo neanderthalensis in Europe has evolved and became extinct (McHenry, 2009, p....
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This work called "why Evolution should be Taught in Schools" describes evolution as a key Biological theory that seeks to explain the origin of man.... It gives reasons why it should be.... This is one reason why it should be taught in schools.... Hence, if evolution is proven by fossils, it gives and avails a reason as to why it should be taught in schools because it is n not only alleged but also supported by material evidence (Neuman, First Land – Walking Fish Looks Like It Had 'All – Wheel Drive')....
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hellip; Neanderthals and modern humans co-existed together for long periods of time until the latter became extinct approximately 28,000 years ago.... It is estimated that “The Old Man of Chapelle” was quite old when he died since it was discovered that his bone had re-grown on his gums and he had several teeth missing, which could have happened decades before he died (Relenthford, 559)....
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