<span>The main means in which humanism denied feudal attitudes in the direction of Christianity was that it factually put the importance back on persons themselves, and it spoke to the humankind and significance of the person, as opposite to the individual being just a servant of God.</span>
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Luxor and Upper Egypt. The most significant site of Egypt's New Kingdom is Thebes, the ancient capital where temples for worship, cult practice, and coronation of new rulers were built and still stand opposite a necropolis on the west bank. This includes the famous Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens.
D. The Great Plains contained very little game to hunt, and people could not live there year round.
<span>Both Christian and Islamic worlds were influenced by religious practices of ancient world. Religions from Aincient Greece, Rome, and Middle East influenced both religions in question. For example, the idea of monotheism was borrowed from Zoroastrism, the religion spread on the territory of modern-day Iran.</span>
