Ramesses II is the answer i think
Cuneiform writing was the first written language in the world - 6.000 years old. It was created in Mesopotamia - southern Iraq and it was usually written in small pieces of clay. The way cuneiform writing <em>expressed ideas, </em>and <em>it inspired other people to record stories, to administrate goverments and businesses. </em>This is one of the legacies of cuneiform writing.
Fifteen languages were developed from cuneiform, Old Persian, Akkadian, Elamite, Sumerian, and others.
<span>The advantages of culturally diverse groups appear to include the generation of more and better ideas while limiting the risk of
"Groupthink".
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Groupthink refers to the
trend when the willingness to <span>group consensus supersedes
individual’s general ability of presenting alternatives etc.</span>
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<span>Based on their sensitivity to ptc, which tastes
"bitter".</span>
PTC or Phenylthiocarbamide is an organosulfur thiourea comprising
a phenyl ring. It has the unordinary property that it either tastes severe or
is for all intents and purposes tasteless, contingent upon the hereditary character
of the tester. The capacity to taste PTC is frequently regarded as a prevailing
hereditary quality, despite the fact that legacy and articulation of this
attribute are to some degree more perplexing.
Answer: Passover commemorates the Biblical story of Exodus — where God freed the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. The celebration of Passover is prescribed in the book of Exodus in the Old Testament. On Passover, we celebrate how God took the Jewish People (Israelites) out of Egypt, where they had been enslaved by Pharaoh. With Moses as His representative, G‑d brought 10 plagues upon the Egyptians until they agreed to send the Jews from their land.Jacob and his children had arrived in Egypt to be close Joseph; he was second in command to King Pharaoh, and with his ingenuity had saved the people of Egypt, and by extension those from neighboring countries, from death by famine. Jacob and his children were settled in the city of Goshen and prospered wonderfully—their numbers grew and grew.
