The Cold War had a tremendous impact on the everyday lives of Americans. For example, students in public schools during the 1950's often had to practice "Duck and Cover" drills. These drills forced students to cover their head with their hands and to hide underneath desks. One of the reasons students practiced these drills was in case nuclear warfare between the United States and Soviet Union took place.
In the aforementioned scenario, students would be ducking and covering to protect themselves from the effects of a nuclear attack. This type of drill showed the Americans were constantly in fear of what might happen next between the US and the Soviet Union.
In chronological order from the oldest to the newest the major developments in ancient Egypt ocurred like this:
1. the settlement of the Neolithic farmers 8000 BC
2. Tiles 5300 BC
3. the building of the Step Pyramid 3700 BC
4. the unification of Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt 3100 BC
5. the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza 2580 BC
6. the rise in the belief of life after death 1550 – 1070 BC
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Alexander’s troops had much protection on their head and chest. This could be because their troops were more valuable and not as replaceable as the Romans who also had protective armor but not as heavy. The Romans carried more light armor for better mobility. To the Romans speed was more important than defense. They did not fight like a unit as much as the Alexandrians did, it was more stagnant and vicious.
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