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This document provides an overview of important people and developments in science and technology from ancient Greece, Rome, China, India, and the Islamic world. Some key figures mentioned include Plato, Aristotle, Archimedes, Ptolemy, Al-Khwarizmi, Ibn Sina, and developments in fields like astronomy, medicine, engineering, and mathematics over many centuries.

Early civilizations first developed in river valleys like Mesopotamia due to good farming conditions and transportation for trade. As populations grew in cities, governments and social hierarchies formed along with early advances in religion, art, science, and writing. The Sumerian civilization in southern Mesopotamia was among the earliest, with city-states, temples, and a three-tier social structure of rulers, merchants, and slaves. Notable Sumerian achievements included inventions like the wheel, calendar, and cuneiform writing system. Two important kings, Sargon and Hammurabi, established empires in Mesopotamia with Hammurabi creating one of the first law codes.

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After defeating the Persian invasions, Athens and Sparta cooperated but tensions arose. Athens sought to protect Ionian cities from Persia while Sparta was not inclined to do so. The Athenian alliance was formed with Athens as the leader, providing military forces and assessing contributions from other states. A decisive battle at Eurymedon River ended the Persian threat to Greece. Meanwhile, Carthage invaded Sicily but was defeated at the Battle of Himera, ensuring Carthage would not threaten Sicily again for 70 years. During this time, Greece experienced a cultural golden age with revolutionary developments in art and thought.

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The document summarizes various aspects of life in Ancient Greece during the Golden Age of Athens, including their polytheistic religion and temples like the Parthenon dedicated to gods like Athena and Poseidon. It describes the city-state form of government and mentions democracy being established. Funeral rites including prothesis, ekphora and burial are outlined. The role of women is also briefly touched on, with duties including child-rearing and household tasks, as well as mentioning the story of Antigone defying expectations.

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After Athens was burned during the Persian Wars, it entered a period known as the "Golden Age of Athens" under the leadership of Pericles from 460-429 BCE. Major cultural achievements during this time included rebuilding the city, constructing the famous Parthenon temple, and reforms to Athenian democracy to allow greater participation. Athens became a center of philosophy, theater, architecture, sculpture, and education. However, this period came to an end as Athens suffered losses in the Peloponnesian War.

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