I prepaid Game Stop (the full amount) for the Augmented Edition, back in January. I was told it would be released in March. Video game delays suck. :(Is there a release date for Deus Ex: Human Revolution yet?
i heard that it will be released in North America on August 23, 2011, But that could be wrong.
Friday, March 9, 2012
How did the Cultural Revolution in China cause Human Rights to be denied?
Im doing a Social Studies project on this and this is the one question I cant seem to answer!
Please help :)How did the Cultural Revolution in China cause Human Rights to be denied?
Well he took all the wealth people, all the educated people, all the religious people and basically anyone he didn't like and either killed them outright or placed them for years in reeducation camps.
This denied them thier most basic human rights of
Life
Liberty
and the persuit of happiness.How did the Cultural Revolution in China cause Human Rights to be denied?
The movement brought chaos, as social norms largely evaporated and the previously established political institutions disintegrated at all levels of government.
The Revolution was launched in May 1966. Mao alleged that bourgeois elements were entering the government and society at large, aiming to restore capitalism. He insisted that these "revisionists" be removed through violent class struggle. China's youth then responded to Mao's appeal by forming Red Guard groups around the country. The movement then spread into the military, urban workers, and the Communist Party leadership itself. It resulted in widespread factional struggles in all walks of life. In the top leadership, it led to a mass purge of senior officials who were accused of deviating from the socialist path, most notably Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping. During the same period Mao's personality cult grew to immense proportions.
Millions of Chinese died as a result of the Cultural Revolution. Estimates run from 3,000,000 to 30,000,000. The real number is probably somewhere between those two figures.How did the Cultural Revolution in China cause Human Rights to be denied?
The cultural revolution under Mao Zedong was not opposed, because those who did died or were imprisoned. When eastern Europe became free it inspired Chinese students to protest for human rights in 1989, the military was sent in to close off these protests in Tienanmen Square. China is modernized, but they will not allow any opposition to the government or discussion of human rights. After all they are by far the largest of the 5 remaining communist governments in the world.
Please help :)How did the Cultural Revolution in China cause Human Rights to be denied?
Well he took all the wealth people, all the educated people, all the religious people and basically anyone he didn't like and either killed them outright or placed them for years in reeducation camps.
This denied them thier most basic human rights of
Life
Liberty
and the persuit of happiness.How did the Cultural Revolution in China cause Human Rights to be denied?
The movement brought chaos, as social norms largely evaporated and the previously established political institutions disintegrated at all levels of government.
The Revolution was launched in May 1966. Mao alleged that bourgeois elements were entering the government and society at large, aiming to restore capitalism. He insisted that these "revisionists" be removed through violent class struggle. China's youth then responded to Mao's appeal by forming Red Guard groups around the country. The movement then spread into the military, urban workers, and the Communist Party leadership itself. It resulted in widespread factional struggles in all walks of life. In the top leadership, it led to a mass purge of senior officials who were accused of deviating from the socialist path, most notably Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping. During the same period Mao's personality cult grew to immense proportions.
Millions of Chinese died as a result of the Cultural Revolution. Estimates run from 3,000,000 to 30,000,000. The real number is probably somewhere between those two figures.How did the Cultural Revolution in China cause Human Rights to be denied?
The cultural revolution under Mao Zedong was not opposed, because those who did died or were imprisoned. When eastern Europe became free it inspired Chinese students to protest for human rights in 1989, the military was sent in to close off these protests in Tienanmen Square. China is modernized, but they will not allow any opposition to the government or discussion of human rights. After all they are by far the largest of the 5 remaining communist governments in the world.
Adam Jensen's character design from Deus Ex Human Revolution?
Do you think his character design is well thought out and fits with the theme of the game, or is it generic and overused? I personally think that Elias Toufexis's voice is unsuitable for the role. They should have hired someone whose voice is similar to the Japanese voice actor of Snake from Metal Gear Solid.Adam Jensen's character design from Deus Ex Human Revolution?
so so kinda reminds me of snake but he's part robot soo i think its a lil different
so so kinda reminds me of snake but he's part robot soo i think its a lil different
In Deus Ex: Human Revolution, can I use the target-seeking and laser-sight mods simultaneously?
Before I sink upgrades into my weapon of choice, I'm wondering if installing the laser sight will ruin my chances with the Target-Seeking system. I've not been able to find much info on how it works, for the want to isolate myself from spoilers, but I'm aware the target-seeking system uses the reticle, which disappears when the laser is activated. Can I use both on my Combat Rifle without issues, or does the Laser impede the function of the target-seeking system?In Deus Ex: Human Revolution, can I use the target-seeking and laser-sight mods simultaneously?
yes. i used basically every upgrade for my combat rifle and they all work in synch. however you have to manually turn on target seeking once you uprgade.
yes. i used basically every upgrade for my combat rifle and they all work in synch. however you have to manually turn on target seeking once you uprgade.
How did the Neolithic Revolution change the human way of life?
the neolithic revolution began when people discovered agriculture. Because of agriculture people could now farm instead of hunting and gathering. This allowed people to settle down and live in one place. This led to settlements and the development of group living. Since people after the neolithic rev began living in tighter more complex social situations this also led to better and more complicated forms of communication. The neolithic rev also eventually led to the development of governments because now that people were living in settlements they started dividing the work. They needed people to hunt, farm, cook, and do other things, and since not everyone could do the same thing they needed orginization to decide who would do what. This led to higher forms of orginization and ultimately to forms of government. Also with the discovery of agriculture people began to have food surpluses, this led to population growth and trade. It led to trade becasue people would now trade the extra food that they grew. Lastly the neolithic rev led to the switch from a matriarchal system to a more patriarchal system. In hunting and gathering times women were though higher of then men because they hunted and gathered just like the men did, and on top of that they also gave birth or created life. After the neolithic revolution there was no longer a need for the women to hunt and gather. A family could live off of the males work in the farm, because they then only needed one person to feed the family women fell into more homemaker roles and began to lose importance. Oh, and agriculture also led to recreational activity because less time was needed to get the necesary amount of food, so familys had free time, and they needed stuff to do.How did the Neolithic Revolution change the human way of life?
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This is the story of a revolution. It's not as well known as the French Revolution, or the Industrial Revolution, or the Information Revolution. Neither did it take place quite so quickly. No records were kept, so there is still much we do not know about it. Even so, it stands alone as the greatest revolution in the history of mankind. Were it not for the Neolithic1 Revolution, society as we know it today would be vastly different, and none of these other revolutions mentioned would have ever taken place.
Hunter-gatherer life
For most of our time on Earth2, we humans lived as hunter-gatherers. Every day, groups of people would trap and kill wild animals, while others collected and prepared wild plants, nuts, fungi, and berries. If they were lucky and food was abundant, they were able to provide enough food for themselves and their children. If they were unlucky, they starved and died. In order to stay close to their food sources, hunter-gatherers needed to be mobile. They set up temporary camps, lived there for a while, and moved on when the food supply began to dwindle. For mobility, tribal units were small 鈥?just a few families, all of whom worked hard to keep themselves and their children alive. Because of the vagaries of weather, animal migrations, and the long seasons3, starvation was always just one step away. People had precious little time to do anything other than find food, warmth, and shelter for themselves and their families.4
The dawn of the Neolithic Age
Fourteen thousand years ago, at the end of the last Ice Age, a new lifestyle, known to archeologists as the Natufian culture, began to emerge in the Middle East. The Ice Age was coming to an end and temperatures were warming very quickly. Food became available in relative abundance for the first time in thousands of years. Instead of having to travel long distances to find food, some groups were able to live in the same place all year round. People started to build permanent dwellings. By 10,000 BC, the end of the Younger Dryas period, they were discovering that certain animals, such as goats, sheep, cattle and pigs, had temperaments and dispositions that made them easy to manage within close proximity to their dwellings. They selected and cultivated certain grasses, such as oats, wheat and barley, which provided nourishment to larger groups of people. These plants became common anywhere there was human settlement, eclipsing all other plant-food sources. They discovered how to store and preserve food over the harsh winter months. Thus, farming began and a new age, the Neolithic Age, was ushered in.
The Effects of the Neolithic Revolution
The move from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to a sedentary farming lifestyle did not take place overnight. Neither was it unique to the Middle East: Latin America and China experienced totally independent Neolithic Revolutions at later periods in time. In fact, it can be argued that in the beginning, it was in many ways an inferior lifestyle to hunter-gathering, since settled people were easier targets for attack, their nutrition undoubtedly suffered due to lack of a balanced diet, and they were more likely to suffer diseases. However, by 7000 BC, it was the dominant occupation in the Middle East, and it was already taking hold in Southern Europe and Northern Africa. For those people affected, the change that had taken place was enormous. The changes were so profound they live on with us today.
Population Growth
The changes brought about by farming can be distilled into two key concepts - a sedentary lifestyle, and a food surplus.
In hunter-gatherer societies, women need a gap of at least three to four years between children, as multiple, highly dependent babies are incompatible with a mobile lifestyle. No such limitation existed when people lived in permanent settlements, and so it became possible for women to have children much more frequently. Additionally, as the techniques of plant cultivation and animal husbandry became more refined, it was possible to feed entire groups of people from relatively small numbers of food-sources, and still have food left over for storage during the winter months. People in agricultural communities were less subject to the whims of nature than hunter gatherers and thus had a higher chance of survival. Thus, a population explosion occurred, and over time villages, then towns, and eventually cities, took shape.
Specialisation...........
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A2054675
The most important technological development ever to occur in human history was the domestication of plants (agriculture) and animals (pastoralism). Together these developments are called the Neolithic Revolution and they allowed the development of urban centers (towns and, later, cities), trade and most of the other things we consider to be components of "civilization." When and how did this most important event occur?
The Neolithic Revolution occurred first in the so-called "Fertile Crescent" or Mesopotamia in what is now modern Iraq. It also occurred independently (probably) at later dates in China, the Americas and possibly in parts of Africa and New Guinea. Agriculture and pastoralism diffused from Mesopotamia to Egypt, Western Europe and the Indus Valley (modern .........
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/kushana/Neo鈥?/a>
The NeolithicNeolithicNeolithic Revolution is the transformation of human societies from being hunter-gatherer based to agriculture based. This period, which occurred between 12,000 and 8,000 years ago, brought along many profound changes to human society and culture, including the creation of cities and permanent dwellings, labor specialization, the baking of bread and brewing of beer, personal property, more complex hierarchical social structures, non-agricultural crafts, slavery, the state, official marriage, personal inheritance, and more. The term "Neolithic revolution" refers both to the period of time when it occurred as well as the enduring changes it caused.
Tens of thousands of years ago, there were no crops: only the primitive ancestors of the plants we recognize as being edible. After hundreds or thousands of generations of purposeful and accidental selection by human farmers, who would destroy or confiscate the seeds of plants with undesirable qualities, we domesticated strains optimized for maximum nutrition and largest yield. The so-called "NeolithicNeolithicNeolithic founder cops" include emmer, einkorn, barley, lentil, pea, chickpea, bitter vetch, and flax. These are all new species created by human intervention into wild ancestor species.
The use of fields for crop-growing and granaries for the storage of food simplify this whole nutrition endeavor for humans, allowing for non-farming occupations in society. Trade and barter systems emerged, as well as informal currencies. Farmers could be paid for supplying others with food. Soldiers could be trained and armies raised. The creation of personal goods and food stores meant that plundering from raiders became more common, necessitating a soldier class to protect the farmers. The NeolithicNeolithicNeolithic revolution was the first fundamental restructuring of human affairs seen in a couple hundred thousand years.
The NeolithicNeolithicNeolithic revolution first emerged in the Fertile Crescent, around present-day Iraq, which would also be the founding site of the world's first large cities, including Babylon. Mankind was most active and prosperous around the Near and Middle East at this time. Some of the oldest known human settlements were founded in Lebanon, Syria, and Turkey just a couple thousand years after the conclusion of the Neolithic revolution.
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How did the Neolithic Revolution change the human way of life?This is the story of a revolution. It's not as well known as the French Revolution, or the Industrial Revolution, or the Information Revolution. Neither did it take place quite so quickly. No records were kept, so there is still much we do not know about it. Even so, it stands alone as the greatest revolution in the history of mankind. Were it not for the Neolithic1 Revolution, society as we know it today would be vastly different, and none of these other revolutions mentioned would have ever taken place.
Hunter-gatherer life
For most of our time on Earth2, we humans lived as hunter-gatherers. Every day, groups of people would trap and kill wild animals, while others collected and prepared wild plants, nuts, fungi, and berries. If they were lucky and food was abundant, they were able to provide enough food for themselves and their children. If they were unlucky, they starved and died. In order to stay close to their food sources, hunter-gatherers needed to be mobile. They set up temporary camps, lived there for a while, and moved on when the food supply began to dwindle. For mobility, tribal units were small 鈥?just a few families, all of whom worked hard to keep themselves and their children alive. Because of the vagaries of weather, animal migrations, and the long seasons3, starvation was always just one step away. People had precious little time to do anything other than find food, warmth, and shelter for themselves and their families.4
The dawn of the Neolithic Age
Fourteen thousand years ago, at the end of the last Ice Age, a new lifestyle, known to archeologists as the Natufian culture, began to emerge in the Middle East. The Ice Age was coming to an end and temperatures were warming very quickly. Food became available in relative abundance for the first time in thousands of years. Instead of having to travel long distances to find food, some groups were able to live in the same place all year round. People started to build permanent dwellings. By 10,000 BC, the end of the Younger Dryas period, they were discovering that certain animals, such as goats, sheep, cattle and pigs, had temperaments and dispositions that made them easy to manage within close proximity to their dwellings. They selected and cultivated certain grasses, such as oats, wheat and barley, which provided nourishment to larger groups of people. These plants became common anywhere there was human settlement, eclipsing all other plant-food sources. They discovered how to store and preserve food over the harsh winter months. Thus, farming began and a new age, the Neolithic Age, was ushered in.
The Effects of the Neolithic Revolution
The move from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to a sedentary farming lifestyle did not take place overnight. Neither was it unique to the Middle East: Latin America and China experienced totally independent Neolithic Revolutions at later periods in time. In fact, it can be argued that in the beginning, it was in many ways an inferior lifestyle to hunter-gathering, since settled people were easier targets for attack, their nutrition undoubtedly suffered due to lack of a balanced diet, and they were more likely to suffer diseases. However, by 7000 BC, it was the dominant occupation in the Middle East, and it was already taking hold in Southern Europe and Northern Africa. For those people affected, the change that had taken place was enormous. The changes were so profound they live on with us today.
Population Growth
The changes brought about by farming can be distilled into two key concepts - a sedentary lifestyle, and a food surplus.
In hunter-gatherer societies, women need a gap of at least three to four years between children, as multiple, highly dependent babies are incompatible with a mobile lifestyle. No such limitation existed when people lived in permanent settlements, and so it became possible for women to have children much more frequently. Additionally, as the techniques of plant cultivation and animal husbandry became more refined, it was possible to feed entire groups of people from relatively small numbers of food-sources, and still have food left over for storage during the winter months. People in agricultural communities were less subject to the whims of nature than hunter gatherers and thus had a higher chance of survival. Thus, a population explosion occurred, and over time villages, then towns, and eventually cities, took shape.
Specialisation...........
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A2054675
The most important technological development ever to occur in human history was the domestication of plants (agriculture) and animals (pastoralism). Together these developments are called the Neolithic Revolution and they allowed the development of urban centers (towns and, later, cities), trade and most of the other things we consider to be components of "civilization." When and how did this most important event occur?
The Neolithic Revolution occurred first in the so-called "Fertile Crescent" or Mesopotamia in what is now modern Iraq. It also occurred independently (probably) at later dates in China, the Americas and possibly in parts of Africa and New Guinea. Agriculture and pastoralism diffused from Mesopotamia to Egypt, Western Europe and the Indus Valley (modern .........
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/kushana/Neo鈥?/a>
The NeolithicNeolithicNeolithic Revolution is the transformation of human societies from being hunter-gatherer based to agriculture based. This period, which occurred between 12,000 and 8,000 years ago, brought along many profound changes to human society and culture, including the creation of cities and permanent dwellings, labor specialization, the baking of bread and brewing of beer, personal property, more complex hierarchical social structures, non-agricultural crafts, slavery, the state, official marriage, personal inheritance, and more. The term "Neolithic revolution" refers both to the period of time when it occurred as well as the enduring changes it caused.
Tens of thousands of years ago, there were no crops: only the primitive ancestors of the plants we recognize as being edible. After hundreds or thousands of generations of purposeful and accidental selection by human farmers, who would destroy or confiscate the seeds of plants with undesirable qualities, we domesticated strains optimized for maximum nutrition and largest yield. The so-called "NeolithicNeolithicNeolithic founder cops" include emmer, einkorn, barley, lentil, pea, chickpea, bitter vetch, and flax. These are all new species created by human intervention into wild ancestor species.
The use of fields for crop-growing and granaries for the storage of food simplify this whole nutrition endeavor for humans, allowing for non-farming occupations in society. Trade and barter systems emerged, as well as informal currencies. Farmers could be paid for supplying others with food. Soldiers could be trained and armies raised. The creation of personal goods and food stores meant that plundering from raiders became more common, necessitating a soldier class to protect the farmers. The NeolithicNeolithicNeolithic revolution was the first fundamental restructuring of human affairs seen in a couple hundred thousand years.
The NeolithicNeolithicNeolithic revolution first emerged in the Fertile Crescent, around present-day Iraq, which would also be the founding site of the world's first large cities, including Babylon. Mankind was most active and prosperous around the Near and Middle East at this time. Some of the oldest known human settlements were founded in Lebanon, Syria, and Turkey just a couple thousand years after the conclusion of the Neolithic revolution.
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Should I get Deus Ex Human Revolution on PC or Xbox 360?
I'm planning on pre-ordering the game with the Tactical Enhancement Pack and I want to know if I should get it on PC or Xbox 360.Should I get Deus Ex Human Revolution on PC or Xbox 360?
i would say get the pc version, you can get better graphics, you don't have to pay for gold for it, and you can use a keyboard and mouse which is far better than a pad for shooters (unless your pc specs are quite low, then your 360 might actually be a better option)
i would say get the pc version, you can get better graphics, you don't have to pay for gold for it, and you can use a keyboard and mouse which is far better than a pad for shooters (unless your pc specs are quite low, then your 360 might actually be a better option)
I beat deus ex human revolution in around 15 hours, and i only missed a couple sidequests??
I keep reading that it's around 25 hours long for just the main story, am I missing somthing here?I beat deus ex human revolution in around 15 hours, and i only missed a couple sidequests??
I beat it too, but I didn't do any sidequests. **** dude, lol. Maybe you're just really, really fast?I beat deus ex human revolution in around 15 hours, and i only missed a couple sidequests??
You beat the game already? Didn't it just come out like...today?
I beat it too, but I didn't do any sidequests. **** dude, lol. Maybe you're just really, really fast?I beat deus ex human revolution in around 15 hours, and i only missed a couple sidequests??
You beat the game already? Didn't it just come out like...today?
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