Answer: Some of the important contributions made by ancient civilizations are summarized as follows:
Assyrians & Mesopotamians - Farming, agriculture and metallurgy
Aztecs - Geometry and astronomy
Egyptians - Ancient architecture, art of writing, medicines and surgery
Greeks - Progressive philosophy, weapons and naval warfare
Indians- Mathematics, astronomy and medicine
Indus valley civilization - City sewage and drainage plans
Romans - Political and social structures
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Answer: I would say that John Locke had the best ideal form of government
Explanation: The reason I say this is because Locke believed in the natural right were everyone has rights given to them by God while Hobbes believed that the people did not deserve those rights but should submit to their leader without having those rights. (Hope this helps a little)
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Women did not have the right to vote
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B. Mchelangelo he did all of that and I have done this question on odeessy many times
Epidemiologist Manuel Franco describes the Special Period as "the first, and probably the only, natural experiment, born of unfortunate circumstances, where large effects on diabetes, cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality have been related to sustained population-wide weight loss as a result of increased physical activity and reduced caloric intake In 2007, Cuba announced that it has undertaken computerizing and creating national networks in blood banks, nephrology and medical images. Cuba is the second country in the world with such a product, only preceded by France. Cuba is preparing a computerized health register, hospital management system, primary health care, academic affairs, medical genetic projects, neurosciences, and educational software. The aim is to maintain quality health service free for the Cuban people, increase exchange among experts and boost research-development projects. An important link in wiring process is to guarantee access to Cuba's Data Transmission Network and Health Website (INFOMED) to all units and workers of the national health system.
