Oct 12 Chapter 6

Commonalities and Variations
Throughout the world there are so many things in common. Everyone has to eat. During this time people gathered, hunted and fished to sustain life. America was behind Asia and Africa when it came to domesticating animals. Animals used to work the farm as well as combat.
I first heard of the Nubian civilization today. To read about how they conquered Egypt between 300-100 B.C.E. and the city of Meroë made its mark on the map. The Queen's power and the power of the women was impressive. They use their wealth to strengthen the military with iron weapons.

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