Of all known creatures, man is truly unique and special due to the following attributes.
1. The human brain has qualities that have no parallel in the animal world. The evidence of this is man's outstanding mental capabilities.
2. Man is the only creature that is fully bi-pedal. He can walk upright due to the special structure of his spine and therefore his hands are not necessarily required for locomotion but are free to carry out other purposes.
3. Man is the only creature that possesses the faculty of speech. His creative communication by means of his vocal system is utterly different from those that other animals have.
4. Man is the only creature that can outstandingly express emotion. Some of the animals seem to be able to do the same but they can only do so to a very minimal degree as compared with man.
there paintings where everywhere. people from around the world come to see indian colosiums and stuff.
<span><span>1.There is more rapid communications 2.There are faster ways to communicate 3.There is more advanced technology 4.There are great medical advances 5. There are faster means of travel. 6.We get more and better educations.</span>
On the other side of the scale
<span>1.There is still poverty and hunger 2.There is still conflict in the world 3.There are still diseases to treat. 4.People text instead of talk. 5People are always in a hurry. 6.There are more older people. 7.Person to person communication skills are less common. 8.Religious differences are growing in parts of the world 9.Leaders aren't leading.<span> 10.There is more income inequality.
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1) The phrase "Cotton is King" refers to the extremely influential impact that the production of cotton had on the economy of the Southern states during the Antebellum era. Thanks to the invention of the cotton gin, cotton became much easier and cheaper to produce. At this time, cotton was a highly valued resource as it could be used to make textiles.
"Cotton as King" resulted in the increase of the slave population in the South and even benefitted Northern states as well. The ability to access cotton resulted in the growth of Northern textile factories who would then send this manufactured goods to other countries via trade.
3) The South's dependence on just cotton may it extremely vulnerable. This is due to the fact that the South ignore other elements of their economy. This helps us to understand why the South had less railroads and factories when the Civil War began. This focus on cotton resulted in a Southern economy that was unprepared for war.
