Compare and Contrast

When time changes thing also change. Things like culture. Language. And ruler. Each of them also has its own history. In this essay we will be covering about Kassite dynasty and Iron Age.

First we’ll start with culture. In each period of time, sometimes the culture changes due to ruler or change in each one’s belief. Kassite dynasty is a period where the culture is mostly use of steles. Their artifacts are mostly made of steles to make a boundaries or proclamations. All of their artifacts are carved by a high skill artistic. For Iron Age, there’s really no culture because Iron Age is a period of time where people mostly use iron.

Second is Language. There’s no specific language for Kassite. They only have about 60 words, mostly referring to colors, parts of the chariot, irrigation terms, plants, and titles. About 200 elements can be gained by observing things like anthroponomy, toponyms, theonyms, and horse names used by the Kassite. This means that Kassite spoke a language without a genetic relationship with the others. Iron Age has a lot of languages because it’s been spread into many parts of the world like Europe and Asia. The languages are mostly English and Italian.

The third is ruler. Iron Age doesn’t have its specific s ruler because it’s been spread into many parts of the world so it doesn’t have a high king or a high ruler. Kassite dynasty has a lot of ruler like Agum II or Agum-Kakrime and Burnaburiash I.

The last is history. According to Wikipedia about Iron Age “Archaeological evidence as it was known until the 1980s generally identified the start of this production as taking place in Anatolia around 1200 BC. Lack of evidence made it seem unlikely that iron production was begun any earlier elsewhere, and the iron age was seen as a problem of simple diffusion of a new and superior technology from an invention point in Anatolia to other regions. Recent archaeological work has modified this chronology, but also the causes of the transition from bronze to iron. New dates from India suggest that iron was being worked there as early as 1800 BCE, and Africa sites are turning up dates as early as 1200 BCE.” For Kassite dynasty, the original homeland of the Kassites is still a secret, but it appears to be located in the Zagros Mountains in Lorestan in Iran. Their first historical appearance happened in the 18th century BC when they attacked Babylonia in the 9th year of the reign of Samsu-iluna”

In conclusions, the languages are not really the same and also their history. But still there are some similarities.

Prem Pongpanich (Prem 10M(A))

Compare and Contrast

The Code of Hammurabi and Thai law comparison. There are differences and similarities between The Code Of Hammurabi and Thai law. For example they law, punishment. But, there are mostly differences than similarities.

The Code Of Hammurabi and Thai law for how they think about the law are kind of similar. For example like the code of Hammurabi and Thai law has law about person who steal things, beat other peoples they all have to be punishment. So with both of Hammurabi and Thai law are a little bit similar.

With the punishment, they are very difference more than similar. Because, for example, if there is person who steal things from church with Hammurabi code that person will be put to dead. But, if that person is in Thailand he/she will just be in jail. For punishment in Mesopotamia they will mostly put the person who did wrong to dead. But, for Thai they just become prisoner. So they are very difference with the punishment.

Between The Code Of Hammurabi and Thai law, they are difference. For example The Code of Hammurabi is very famous. Everyone knows it and it’s been recorded to be a history of Mesopotamia. But, Thai law it wasn’t, Thai law isn’t famous and mostly everyone doesn’t know how Thai law works and didn’t interest in Thai law like The Code Of Hammurabi.

Therefore, The Code Of Hammurabi and Thai law are difference more than similar. They have very differences of the way they punish people who did wrong things. Even though, they are a little bit similar with how they manage the laws. They are still difference more than similar.

Work Cites
Http://www.wsu.edu/~dee/MESO/CODE.HTM (Richard Hooker)
Http://www.samuiforsale.com/index.php/translation-law-texts-thailand-civil-and-commercial-code.html (Samuiforsale)

Monotheism and Polytheism - Compare and Contrust Essay

Compare and Contrast Essay

Monotheism and Polytheism

By: Ekachai Dumrongruxsoontorn (Ping) 10M

There is many religion in the world. Some religion may believe in one God, and some may believe in many God. In religon, people believe that Gods have power that can help livingthings. Every religion have to do somethings for their god, which are worship or sacrification to thier god.

Everyone has thier own religion. Some may believe in one God like Judaism or some may believe in many God like Sumerian. Jews believe that there is a single God who not only created the universe, but with whom every Jew can have an individual and personal relationship. (BBC 2009-09-14) And Sumerians practiced a polytheistic religion, with anthropomorphic deities representing cosmic and terrestrial forces in their world. (Karen Rhea Nemet-Nejat, 1998) God also has power and jobs to do to help people.

Religion believe that God has power that can help people. Jews believe that God appointed the Jews to be his chosen people in order to set an example of holiness and ethical behaviour to the world. (BBC 2009-09-14) But, Sumerians believe that Gods like Enki and Inanna were viewed as having been assigned their rank, power and knowledge from An, the heaven deity, or Enlil, head of the Sumerian pantheon. (Karen Rhea Nemet-Nejat, 1998) When God help people, people also need to thanks god.

Every religion worship their God. When Jews people pray, they spend time with God and serve God with their heart, and obey God's commandment. (BBC 2009-09-13) In the Christian religion the belief developed that the story of Isaac's binding and of Jepthah's virgin daughter were foreshadowing for the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and whose sacrifice and resurrection allowed the sins of mankind to be washed away. There is a tradition that the site of the binding of Isaac, Moriah, was also the city of Jesus's future crucifixion. (Newmantoronto March 11, 2004)

In conclusion, every religion are different, which some religion believe in one god and others believe in many god. As there're God who creates world, which means God has power. Every religion need to practice their religion for that their believe to make God happy.

Work Cited

http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/judaism/beliefs/beliefs_1.shtml

http://www.blackwell-compass.com/subject/religion/article_biog?article_id=reco_articles_bpl019

http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/judaism/worship/prayer_1.shtml

http://www.crystalinks.com/sumergods.html

http://"Voices From the Children of Abraham", [www.newmantoronto.com/040311childrenofabraham2.htm ]

Hammurabi and King Solomon - Compare and Contrast Essay

Compare and Contrast Essay

Hammurabi and King Solomon 

By: Kanyanok Eiamsantipaisarn (Eye) 10M

In history class, Mesopotamia and Egypt were the topics that have been discussed. During each time period of Mesopotamia, the most famous king was Hammurabi and King Solomon. But who will know that these two kings are similar in many ways. Both are the great kings who have a very strong power. Both encouraged trade. And lastly, both also care about temple, they built temple. Therefore, on the whole, Hammurabi and King Solomon were similar to each other.


Hammurabi and King Solomon have a strong power. According to hyperhistory, Hammurabi was the first ruler of Babylon Empire. Then he united all of the Mesopotamia (what is today known as Iran) to become under his rule. He justly ruled the people with the fair law. In 1786 B.C. he wrote 282 laws about governing family, criminal punishment, civil law, ethics, business, prices, trade known as “the Code of Hammurabi”. King Solomon was known for his wisdom, his wealth and his writing. As one evident, he was a judge for one lawsuit. With his cleverness, he could solve the problem easily. This made him became best known and people surrounding the nation also wanted to come and hear his wisdom. (Schoenberg, 2010) In conclusion, Hammurabi and King Solomon were the same for their strong power.


Another similarity was about encouraged trade. Hammurabi waged several campaigns. The purpose of this was to gain control of the Tigris and Euphrates waters. It was the important source for surrounding notion’s agriculture. For other campaigns is to control the trade way to the mines in Iraq. These were an important part in trading. (Giokaris, Gelfand, & Engelmann, 2003) Schoenberg S. said that King Solomon accumulated enormous wealth. He has a large share trade with north and south countries. It can be considered as his prosperous era. So this is another way of similarity between Hammurabi and King Solomon.


Hammurabi and King Solomon kept focus on temple. As a ruler, Hammurabi built temple. Although, Hammurabi is not famous in building temple, but he also gave attention to it. In his code, there was a law about temple: “If any one steal the property of a temple or of the court, he shall be put to death, and also the one who receives the stolen thing from him shall be put to death”, stated by Marin, P. (Jackson J. Spielvogel, 2003) King Solomon is best known for building a temple. He began to build the Holy Temple. He used the wood from King Hiram and all the nations that were under his control. It built up of stone and cedar and overlaid with pure gold. The temple took seven to complete, as Schoenberg, S. has written on her article. Therefore, it could be conclude that both Hammurabi and Solomon are focused and gave attention to temple.


In conclusion, Hammurabi and King Solomon are having things in common. They both have such a great strong power. They both encouraged trade and gain enormous wealth. Temple also took a big part in their period. Therefore, it could be said that both kings are similar to each other. They are a great king in a history which is valuable to study.


Works Cited
Giokaris, A., Gelfand, K., & Engelmann, R. (2003, March 12). Hammurabi, King of Babylon. Retrieved September 17, 2010, from World History Chronology: http://www.thenagain.info/WebChron/MiddleEast/Hammurabi.html


Jackson J. Spielvogel, P. (2003). World History. United States of America: McGraw-Hill Companies.


Martin, P. (1998). Hammurabi's Code of Laws. Retrieved September 17, 2010, from phillipmartin: http://www.phillipmartin.info/hammurabi/hammurabi_law001-50.htm


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Schoenberg, S. (2010). Solomon. Retrieved September 17, 2010, from jewishvirtuallibrary.: http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/biography/Solomon.html

My Day At Rayong...

Have you ever laugh so hard and you can’t stop? I’ve been that situation before. This is my story…

It was a week after the government imposed a curfew. My family was planed to go to visit my cousins at Rayong. On the way to Rayong I was wondered “Is this trip going to be fun or not?” When we arrived I was very excited. My cousins invited us to come inside the house and show us where our room is. That night my family just hangs out sang karaoke, drunk some alcohol and went to bed. Next day my mom, my cousins and me went to the beach. I was very excited to see the beach again because, last time I went to the beach it was long time ago. For a little while I saw the beach, the beauty brown sand and the blue cloud. I love beach! So we sat and ordered some seafood to eat like shells, crabs, and fishes. About 15 minutes later, the waiter came and served us our foods. But, only for a little while there’re many flies flied to our foods and disturbing us. My mom and my cousins tried so hard to made those flies flied away so we’ll be happy with our foods. But when we can displace some of it the new group of flies come again. That made one of my cousins very mad and then she acted like she has some ideas. We were wondered what would she do. Then she shouted “Hey! Curfew! Go home!” When we heard that everyone of us were laughing so hard and can’t stop. For me, that was the funniest trip at Rayong.

Bus Station

When I was 10 years old, I went to Chang Mai with my brother. My father told me and my brother to go Chiang Mai to see my grandmother. I was very scared and exited, because I and my brother need to stay in the bus for half day long. I never sat on the bus and there’s no one I knew, except my bother. I was a little kid that time and it was very scary to stay in the bus for a little innocent kid with his brother who also never sat in the bus. I think badly to my father why he must leave me at the bus station and let we go by our self.

When we arrived at the bus station, we don’t know where to go and there’s no one we knew. Luckily there’s a lady who came and ask we where we will go, so we told her where we want to go. Finally, we are in the bus. The cold air that blew from the air condition and a noise from a lot of people. We leave the bus station about few minutes ago and I fall asleep.

At midnight, I feel bad and wanted to go to the toilet, so I ask my brother to take me there. The toilet was on the first floor of the bus. When I went inside, the toilet was very smelly and small. It’s hard for me to pee, because the bus is shaking all the time. I finish peeing, then I came out of the toilet and went back to sleep.

On the morning, we arrived at Chiang Mai bus station. We walk out from the bus and it’s very different to Bangkok. There’s no taxi and the road is smaller and the houses are different. My brother telephone to my father and asked where our grandmother house is, then he explain to us where to go and where the house are. Finally, we arrived at grandma house. I told the bad things that my father does to us to my grandma. She smile and say “Your father just want you to experience by yourself how hard is life”. I listen and think badly for what I’ve say.

We stay there for 2 weeks, then we leave grandma house. We went back to the bus station and wait for the bus ready to go. When the bus came, we walk up to find our seat then we slept. Finally, we arrived Bangkok. The temperature was warmer than Chiang Mai and we feel that it’s a good adventure to experience, then we went back to our home.

Ekachai Dumrongruxsoontorn (P!nG)

My first day in school

Schools are always the same. The only difference is that there will be new students. New teachers. New topic to study every new school year.

This is my second year in NIVA so I'm excited to see my friends on the first day of school. When I first reach the school I was in a hurry to meet my friends so I quickly ran to the basketball court to see what room I was in then I went to my class. The first person I saw was Inc and Earth.

When I saw them they were the same. The only difference I saw is that Earth cut his hair and he got darker skin. So I say hi to him and continue walking to my class. Then I saw a lot of people standing and sitting in front of my room. I was surprised that why there's a lot of people so I think to my self that there will be a whole new pack of new students in our grade.

There's also a new teachers in our school and I've been studying with some of them. Each of the teacher has their own way of teaching. Some of them may teach us in a way that make us write notes some may not. What I prefer is not writing notes. I don't really like writing notes because it's kind of boring and wasting time. I don't get anything from making notes except boredom.

So, it's kind of exciting on the first day but the rest are still the same. I would like to end this essay by saying that every school day is the same except the first day of it.

Prem Pongpanich (Prem 10M)