Compares Athens and Sparta, the two strongest city-states in ancient Greece. Compares and contrasts Athenian duties for the polis and the harsh treatment of Spartan children compared to that of Athenian children.

Compares the Aztecs battles with today's (2003-2004) war in Iraq. Explores how Aztec solders differed from their modern counterparts.

The two cities, Tiryns and Mycenae, were both built in the Mycenaean Period, and became the two greatest cities of Mycenaean Greece. They became cultural epicentres for the Greeks because of the beautiful architecture and temples.

Examines the history of the ancient cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Discusses their social life, customs, culture and the volcano which destroyed both cities.

Provides a brief history of the ancient Roman theatre tradition. Focuses on the Theatre in Pompeii and the events which took place there.

Ancient greek entertainment, its societal functions, and how it is similar to modern-day entertainment.

Greece and what made it one of the strongest ancient cultures.

Ancient civilizations that made significant contributions to today's modern society. the wheel, the alphabet, and government.

My essay is about Achievement of the Empires in history. I explained about the Mongol Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and about the Seljuks.

Discusses the evolution of humans. Outlines pre-Paleolithic Age discoveries and cultural advances. Describes early religions.

Provides an overview of Ancient African Religion. Describes ancient myths and symbols. Explores the three main modern religions.

Assesses the influence Agrippina really had over Claudius and Nero and the extent she shared political power with the ancient Roman emperors.

Explores the life and political savvy of Nero's mother, Agrippina. Questions to what extent Agrippina's family connections, early life and the female role models she had been exposed to shape her vision for her own life.

This essay describes the life of the Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten. It mentions how he changed Egypt and was the only Pharaoh who was different by proclaiming that all of the gods and goddesses worshiped by the Egyptian people, were not real and there was only one God.

From watching Michael Wood's video "Walking in the Footsteps of Alexander the Great," one can conclude that Alexander the Great was indeed a great man. Despite his controversial behavior, megalomania, mercilessness, and stoicism, Alexander achieved a great deal that evokes a sense of admiration on the part of most people.

Answers 3 questions about Alexander the Great's family background, reasons for military achievements, and evaluation of ancient views on Alexander.
(A) Briefly describe family background and education of Alexander.
(B) Explain the reasons for the military achievements of Alexander
(C) Evaluate the ancient or modern interpretations of Alexander the Great.

A term paper about how Alexander the Great conquered most of the known world and spread Greek culture using his military prowess and advanced war techniques and weapons.

An essay of Alexander and his relationship with the Macedonians.

A paper for my Classical Mythology class on how myths surrounding the Amazon tribes reflect the ancient greek views on women and their roles in society.

Questions how world history would have changed if Julius Caesar had lived. Considers if Caesar would have become a tyrant.

Essay consists of an analysis of the views of Thucydides on the Melian Dialogue.

Various Archaeologists have made their own contribution to our knowledge of Troy and the possible occurrence of the Trojan War. Schliemann is one such archaeologist who made a significant contribution to our knowledge of Troy. Dörpfeld was another important contributor to the story of Troy, and the possibility of the Trojan War. Carl Blegen's work at Troy has contributed significantly to the information we have.

Agrippina was the most powerful woman in Roman history. In analysing various works and their portrayal of historical events of authors such as Tacitus, Ferrero, Wood and Barret, we learn much about this colorful and volitile woman who was the mother of Nero.

The relationship between Agrippina and Nero and its development was one marked by events, events that altered their relationship in one form or another and through their reactions to them, the state and level of development in their relationship could be determined. The relationship between mother and son was to grow and strengthen, climaxing at the beginning of Nero's reign as emperor, then, entering its final phase in which through the immaturity of Nero and nature of Agrippina began to decline until her death in 59AD.

Describes the architectural originality of Ancient China. Also examines the culture of ancient China, including reviewing its philosophers and medicinal treatments.

Ancient Chinese religion has been developed and influenced by three main teachings of belief systems and philosophies, each with separate origins. These teachings -- Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism -- have combined, with ancient animist beliefs, to create a more unified, common religion.

Discusses early civilizations in Egypt, India, China, and the Fertile Crescent. Explores how the contributions made by these early people planted the foundation for generations thousands of years later.

An overview of the ancient Mesopotamians, Egyptians and Sumerians, with focus on how geography affected their civilizations.

Essay provides a discussion of various types of ancient cultures.

Explores the history of Ancient Egypt. Discusses the Pharoahs, mummification and hieroglyphics.

This essay is about Ancient Egypt.

The materials and purpose of the Ankh, and the use in today's society. A look into how the Egyptians viewed life and how it has carried over to today...

How the Egyptian government operated under the pharoahs.

Discusses if Hatshepsut was a successful Pharaoh. Compares her reign to that of other Egyptian Pharaohs.

Compare and contrast about two ancient civilizations.

Discusses ancient greek astronomy's background and how it has shaped our laws of astronomy.  Gives vague significance of many astronomers.

Clearly, the democracy of modern times is extremely different from the one(s) used in Ancient Greece. Over time, people have changed and revised the way nations are ran, through picking up bits and pieces from previous knowledge of other regime.

Explains the life and accomplishments of Marcus Tullis Cicero(106 B.C.E.- 43 B.C.E.)

Explores religions in ancient China and India (buddism, hiduism, etc.). Compares the four religions and examines their impact on the social and political structure for the , Hindu, Buddhist, and Daoist.

A research paper on Ancient Mesopotamian civilization.

Ancient River Valley civilizations developed around river valleys, but they are all different. Two of them are in China and Egypt. Although Egypt and China both had River Valley civilizations and were similar, they had even more differences.

An overview of ancient Roman politics, society and religion.

Describes the ancientRroman weapons and shields they used in battle. Considers how each weapon was useful to Roman soldiers.

This essay provides a discussion on the history of Rome.

Discusses the power struggle between aristocrats in the ancient Republic of Rome. Describes the advanced political structure developed by the patricians. Compares it to American democracy.

Analysis of chapter 3 in 'Exploring the European Past'. It deals with ancient slavery and answering the question of whether it was an unescessary cruelty or a necessary part of the economic system.

Describes life in ancient Egypt. Details its advances in architecture, art, and writing. Compares the worldview of modern Egypt with that of ancient Egypt.

Maintains that because the ancient Romans were such great imitators, they became masters at sea warfare by borrowing the best from the Greeks. Traces the history of Green and Roman warships dating back to the Phoenician era. Describes how the Romans modified the Greek technology.

Essay provides notes on dating archeological artifacts.

In The Republic, by Plato, Plato constructed an ideal city where philosophers would rule. Governed by an aristocratic form of government, it took away some of the most basic rights a normal citizen should deserve. Freedom of choice, worship, and assembly were distressed.