Jurisdiction, power, supremacy... things like that
By the end of WWI over 8.5 million soldiers had died on all sides of the conflict. There were also over 22 million casualties as a result of the world. The "Great War" is remembered as one of the most deadly wars in human history and still to this day is remembered across the world for its mass carnage as a result of war.
A racially segregated army regiment that was permitted to integrate with a French fighting force. They were highly decorated, discrediting the segregation of troops.
They were also called Tories.
Egypt and China both had an abundance of waters. For Egypt, it was the Nile River, for China, the Yellow River. These rivers were really important to both of the civilizations in many ways. They both had systems of writing that incorporated simple pictures. Both the ancient Egyptians and Chinese were polytheistic. The Chinese and Egyptians were both technologically advanced. Both of them even had complex irrigation methods. Also, literacy was limited to a select amount of people for both civilizations. When it comes to differences between the two civilizations, they often come down to the detail. For example, both of them had organized governments but Egypt’s was a Theocracy and China’s was a Monarchy. Social hierarchy differed between the two, as well. In Egypt, the Pharaoh was the sun and stars over the whole of Egypt, he was believed to be a reincarnation of God. In china however, home and family were at the center of life. The two both built great structures, but the Egyptians made Pyramids while the Chinese built the Great Wall of China. The ancient Egyptians buried the dead with thought to preservation due to the belief that the souls could use their bodies in the after life.
