History 101, which is better?

Question

is it better to write a paper comparing and contrasting the Mesopotamian and Egyptian civilizations or the Greek and roman civilizations? i need to know which will allow me to conjure up more information for a western civ paper! the paper has to be 5 to 7 pages!

Answer 1

I think it would be better (easier) to compare and contrast Greek vs. Roman, at least when it comes to getting plenty of information. However, it might be graded a bit easier if you write it on Mesopotamian vs. Egyptian since that is bound to be the less popular choice. You should be able to get plenty of information on either; they are both good topics. You should choose based on what you're more interested in.

Answer 2

The former rather than the latter.

The two earlier civilizations were both much smaller and less complex. And their economies were basically a simple agrarianism, as opposed to the Greek and Roman which were based on a much larger land and water base economy where trade, medals and conquest were more the norm than not.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

The Greeks and Romans are more well known. it will be easy to find information on their civilizations. for one, you know that the Greeks were the ones who gave the Romans a lot of ideas to their civilizations...

Answer 5

What interests you?
M and E are more different from each other.
Rome mostly adopted and bastardized Greek culture. So they are very similar.
Either one should have mountains of information in a typical high school or college library.