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Athens: a city-state of Ancient Greece that was the first to have democracy...
Council of 500: In Athens, a group of 500 citizens chosen...
Council of Elders: a small group of spartans who made all the important governing decisions
Sparta: A city state in Ancient Greece known for its military oligarchy
agora: a market place in Ancient Greece
Capable: having the ability or skill necessary to do something well
Peloponnesus: a peninsula....
helot: a slave in Sparta
eliminate: to completely remove or put an end to something
I honestly don't think establishing a Utopian community is possible.This is mainly because humans are too flawed and wouldn't be able to live in such a society. Utopia would means that everybody thinks the same and is satisfied with the life they're leading, which is not possible, in my opinion. There will always be someone greedy for power, who will ultimately lead to the downfall of Utopia. It would require people to be perfect, which is never going to become possible.
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we people save money to be secure for future because in this time people are giving more importance to money rather than love , relationship and people
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Fertile means very suitable for farming - in other words, very rich and full of nutrients plants and food need to grow. When you say soil is fertile, often that means it's capable of producing massive food surpluses due to the fact that it can grow so much.
It's a region because it has the two rivers, the Tigris and the Euphrates around it. Unlike other regions around the area, the soil was unnaturally fertile, and that's why it takes up it's own region because it's not the same anywhere else.
It's a physical region. Humans did not create it, and the soil is part of what makes it physical. The settlers used the soil, but didn't make it.
Hope this helps!
Disaster Management can be defined as the organization and management of resources and responsibilities for dealing with all humanitarian aspects of emergencies, in particular preparedness, response and recovery in order to lessen the impact of disasters
