Hagia Sophia Research Paper

He was born in circa 1341 B.C.E . When king tut was 19 years old he got killed. King tut was probably one of the best known kings because his body was found. The same year that Tutankhamen took power, he married Ankhesenamun, his half sister and the daughter of Akhenaten and Nefertiti. Due to Tutankhaten's young age when he assumed power, the first years of his reign were probably controlled by an elder known as Ay, who bore the title of Vizier.

During this time, Justinian considered leaving the capital, but stayed by Theodora's urging. The riots were stopped by the generals Belisarius and Mundus in 532, but many religious and political centres had been burned down. Following the riots, Justinian started a campaign to rebuild and remake Constantinople. One of biggest success of this program was the rebuilding of the Hagia Sophia, which had been burned down. The church's designers, Anthemius of Tralles and Isidorus of Miletus had training in mathematics, physics, and engineering led to building a revolutionary, new cathedral who's domed roofs and great structure set

Ivan the great bell tower was also located in the Kremlin. Napoleon heard that the top of the cathedral of annunciation was covered in gold but he mistaken the cathedral with the Ivan the great bell tower but it was only made out of iron. Napoleon was angered by this and ordered to have the bell tower destroyed but the explosion only made some cracks in the foundation walls. In the kremlin there was a museum where there was many paintings and important artefacts this building in the kremlin was not spared by

After the earthquake the government thought that it would hurt the town to tell them what really happened so know one the true death count of the earthquakes rage, in edition not even the government truly knew how much died on that terrible day as deaths in china town were never even recorded. The event demolished 490 city blocks including 25,000 buildings, and an estimate of 80% of the city was destroyed. “Comprehending Calamity” by Emma Burke and

How the government faked his, and their, deaths on tv to satisfy their viewers, that if anything happens to the books of Ecclesiastes and Revelation(chapters of the Bible) that Montag will be the last record of it because of a trick they have to pull up the oldest memories of a person, similar to looking back through a hard drive to find information. They even witness Montag's city being bombed, with only pieces of buildings, distorted in all sorts of pieces, it was only after this when Montag remembered something that he had forgotten 10 years ago: he had first met his wife Mildred, who was killed in the bombing, in Chicago. (CS) In the end Montag leaves his society and begins the next step of his journey: to travel the land searching for others to teach what he has

She was built in Harland and Wolff shipyards. The company had been building enormous ocean liners for nearly a half-century. The intention of building the Titanic and her sister ships, the Olympic and the Britannic, was to design the biggest and best ships ever built. The decision to build them was most likely of the competition with the passenger liners of Lusitania and Mauretania. Construction on the Titanic started in 1909 and finished the construction in the spring of 1911.

The Capitol later confirmed these rumors by showing footage of the destroyed District 13 each year. The problem was that every time they showed footage of district 13, there was always a mocking jay that sat in the exact same sport every time the footage was aired. This led Katniss to believe that all was not what it seemed, and that district 13 may still be out there. This was then confirmed later on in the book. Another time foreshadowing was used was when Katniss figured out the arena was a clock with the help of Wiress.

He had been exposed to the elements for 8 days and to top it all off he was poisoned by the irradiated water he had drunk during his escape requiring years of treatment to fully recover. When he discovered he was the only one to successfully escape he was diagnosed with PTSD and fell into a fit of “survivor's guilt” (Kiger) by alienating himself from his family and placed the military before anything else. This was later resolved once he ended his military career and he returned to his family. He soon became the author of a book called “The One That Got Away” and gained great success as a military fiction author. Today Chris Ryan is a public speaker for sufferers of PTSD and holds the SAS record for longest retreat through the desert (Manger).

Around 4000 BCE, environment conditions finally settled into the pattern we see today (Origin myths, 37). In the Epic of Gilgamesh, Ea, the cleverest of the gods, warned Utnapishtim that the gods would be sending the great flood to wipe out humankind. Utnapishtim then builds a boat to save as many people as he can and every living creature. After seven days, Utnapishtim released a dove and raven to find dry land. The Great Flood story is very similar all around the world, as we can find similar stories in West Asia, South Asia, and China

¨and then the city rolled over and fell down dead. The sound of itś death came after.¨ If the government learned from the past wars this city or the people could´ve been saved. Instead the city was destroyed and the people killed. In order to do better we must learn from the past to protect the

In 1095 on November 27 in Clermont,France, Pope Urban the II called for a Crusade to help the Byzantines and free the city of Jerusalem. The official start date was set as August 15, 1096. This order little did he know would be the cause of a battle that turned into 9 war’s that last for nearly 200 years. This event in history clearly has a outcome that is way more negative than positive. Have you ever imagined being in the middle of a 200 year war people dropping like flies just because of an argument over one city?

The shoreline disintegration brought on by Hurricane Katrina truly destroyed shorelines and whole islands. The ranges influence by Hurricane Katrina had as of now been debilitated by Hurricane Ivan a year prior, and the toll brought on by Katrina totally changed the scene. The Chandeleur Islands, off the shoreline of Louisiana, no more exist after Hurricane Katrina, and the celebrated beacon on those islands was decimated. Disintegration from Hurricane Georges in 1998 had already everything except pulverized the island, however they had improved when Katrina hit. Since Katrina, land studies have demonstrated that the islands are not changing.

The cities of states through Sumer fought each other over land and their rulers would loss and win over control of Sumer And so it 's wealth was also its downfall. Then after that their king Sorgan then united Sumer and it stayed like that for 100 years until it happened again where Sumer would fight . So Sumer was no longer a major power after 2000

Even in 1815, a year after this horrific event, they were still slowly pulling away the rubble and try to recover the capitol of our nation. The British attacks were horrific and caused destruction that took years to repair. We signed a peace treaty on December 24, 1814 that ended the war, and President James Madison vowed to rebuild the capital in its ashes, and he did after years of construction and renovation. It was 1817 by the time his promise came true.

His two older brothers were king before him. King of Egypt was sought back and king Nebuchadnezzar besieged the city for 18 months and it caused severe famine. The king of Judah try to escape by breaking the wall but a soldier captured him and brought him to King Nebuchadnezzar. The king of Babylon killed his son before and placed him in chains. Jeremiah had prophesied that Zedekiah would see the king of Babylon face-to-face.