Because time is a social construct. It was only created when civilization was created. Since there was no one to create time in the beginning of Earth we had to create it as far back as we could. So basically science as stuff created time to help people. Time wasn't a thing back then. It only became a thing when people became a thing.
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Question: the major difference between an explanatory thesis and an argumentative thesis is that: Th major difference between an explanatory thesis and an argumentative thesis is that:
Answer: <u>Argumentative essays, as the name implies, is an essay in which you argue for something. Questions are often based on a selected issue like: “Is science important in our lives”, to which you will have a thesis and anti-thesis statement, supported with facts and reasoning. Most academic essays are in this format as well. Expository on the other hand is more like creative writing. As the name implies, you are trying to expose or express something. This can be a short narrative story to a question like
: “What was your best birthday ever?” or a mock letter to the question of
: “You bought something online and noticed that the product was damaged. Write a letter to the manager to seek for an exchange or refund.”</u>
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The government was ruled by the Sultan. They began to grow farther apart from their people, living in bigger houses and having many servants.
The Vizier technically ruled the government. He made all the administrative decisions and had more power than the Sultan usually.
When a Sultan died his sons would kill each other so they could be the next Sultan.
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The First amendment is perhaps the most important part of the Bill of Rights It protects five of the most basic liberties. They are freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, and freedom to petition the government to right wrongs.
