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    The document provides a timeline of early civilizations including the Sumerians, Babylonians, developments in the Holy Bible, and ideas from classical Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle. It notes that the Sumerians established the earliest known civilization in Mesopotamia around 3000-2000 BC and used early forms of writing like cuneiform primarily for record keeping. The Babylonians, who rose to power around 1800 BC, developed one of the earliest known legal codes called the Code of Hammurabi. The document also discusses perspectives on commercialism and the state from classical thinkers like Plato and Aristotle.

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    The document provides a timeline of early civilizations including the Sumerians, Babylonians, developments in the Holy Bible, and ideas from classical Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle. It notes that the Sumerians established the earliest known civilization in Mesopotamia around 3000-2000 BC and used early forms of writing like cuneiform primarily for record keeping. The Babylonians, who rose to power around 1800 BC, developed one of the earliest known legal codes called the Code of Hammurabi. The document also discusses perspectives on commercialism and the state from classical thinkers like Plato and Aristotle.

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    The document provides a timeline of early civilizations including the Sumerians, Babylonians, developments in the Holy Bible, and ideas from classical Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle. It notes that the Sumerians established the earliest known civilization in Mesopotamia around 3000-2000 BC and used early forms of writing like cuneiform primarily for record keeping. The Babylonians, who rose to power around 1800 BC, developed one of the earliest known legal codes called the Code of Hammurabi. The document also discusses perspectives on commercialism and the state from classical thinkers like Plato and Aristotle.

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    HISTORY TIMELINE

    Summerians
    Summerians babylonian
    babylonian
    (3000-2000
    3000-2000 BC BC) (18th
    18th century bc)
    century bc

    - earliest known civilization in the


    historical region of southern - normative prescriptions for
    mesopotamia. economic relations.
    - used writing primarily as form of - the code of hammurabi is a
    record keeping. babylonian legal text composed.
    - cunieform is there form of writing.

    the
    the holy
    holy bible
    bible classical
    classical antiquity
    antiquity

    - positive connotation as an element (8th


    8th century bc)
    century bc
    intrinsic to the very nature of man and
    means fo his fulfilment as part of divine - the most eminent Athenian
    project. thinkers invariably undervalued the
    commercial order that surrounded
    the
    the old
    old testament
    testament and supported them while they took
    - the famine was spread all over the whole every opportunity to exol the statist
    country.
    totalitarianism Sparta represented.

    plato
    plato (428-348 bc)
    428-348 bc
    aristotle
    aristotle (384-322 bc))
    384-322 bc

    - lay down the principle of the division


    of labour. - pupil of Plato, private teacher of
    - the drive for more comfort and riches Alexander the Great
    corrupts the mind and discupts social - formulated the Classical view
    harmony against usury.
    - praise for common ownership - his logic continue well into the 19th
    - comtempt for the instituion of the century.
    traditional family.

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