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growth of the empires

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History

 

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September 8, 2014

 

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When this began to happen, cultures and languages were exchanged. To do trading, people had to learn different customs and languages and over a period of time, some cultures and languages were either absorbed into one another or lost all together. Even the written languages, (mostly drawings or carvings) had to be learned...
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Even the written languages, (mostly drawings or carvings) had to be learned. At first only a few people (The upper class and rich such as High Priests, Kings and Pharos?) was taught to read and write, but again as time passed, the common people had to learn too. As a result, cultures, languages and even some customs changed and grew...
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