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12550 Classical and Ancient Civilizations: A Comparison of Two Eras. Addresses the difference between "ancient" and "classical" civilizations, paying attention to artistic, agricultural, trade, and governmental developments. Examines ancient/classical Greece and China as case studies. 9 pgs, no bibliography.
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Loki: The Prankster of the Gods. This paper will analyze the Norse god Loki, and seek to understand how he is a 'prankster' of the Gods. By analyzing some f the ideas about this ancient God, we can see how resembles the Greek god Hermes in his position as the 'messenger of the Gods' in Norse Mythos.
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Comparison the role of goddesses in ancient Mesopotamia and Greece This paper is on the "Comparison the role of goddesses in ancient Mesopotamia and Greece". It explains the roles they had and if they had similar functions in the Mesopotamian and Greek sources? Considering Ninsun, Ishtar, Thetis, Athena, Hera and Aphrodite. It is primarily based on the Epic of Gilgamesh, the Odyssey, and books I, VI, and XII of the Iliad.
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18641 Athens in the Fifth Century. This paper explores Athens in the Fifth Century, B.C. and the advantages and disadvantages the city-state then faced.
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20796 Alexander the Great This paper discusses Alexander the Great. His life, his characteristics, his military power, and his death are discussed. Alexander the Great was a great ruler for several reasons. One of the most important characteristics that he had, was generosity. Alexander the Great did not fight for wealth, but fought for power and victory. Even as a child, Alexander wanted to prove his ability to capture Persia.
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21149 Pericles and the Short-Lived Golden Age of Athens This paper examines the development of the so-called Golden Age of Athens and the specific role that Pericles played in its development. The paper describes the historical forces leading up to the period, the major political and cultural advances made during that time, as well as the specific historical forces that would ultimately lead to the historical end of the Golden Age.
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