Comparing the Teotihucans and the Sumerians

Comparing the descriptive language of Teotihucans and Sumerians is an important milestone in the history of mankind. It records history, dreams and tragedies. It enables the preservation of business and historical records. It allows human beings to print ideas on paper, share them and review them later, or just for fun. What about a society that has never developed a written language? Can such a society be comparable to that? Comparing the progress of Sumerian urban state with Teotihuacan's progress situation, the city in Central America may appear to be more developed.

In this article we compare contrast between the Sumerian Empire and the United States. In order to compare and contrast the creation of the two Sumerians, the social class and the criminal justice system will be appreciated. First, I will evaluate Sumer's creative story. Next, we compare the differences between the Sumerian civilization and the social class between America. Finally, we discuss the hierarchical structure compared with the current criminal justice system proposed by the Sumerian empire. Sumer's creative story begins with the creation of the sea and the earth. Because of the age of the ruins, the Sumerian myths were tethered. After the earth and the heavens are created, the gods have created the cities, and each city has its own god. The goddess "An" and the goddess' s "Ki" have created Enrile, the Lord God of Pantheon. Enirir was soaked in the goddess Ninriru of the wind and made a moon. When the moon is made it is time to make a human being.

In the dawn of history, the Egyptians were the only people with civilization comparable to the Sumerians (although the Sumerian civilization was older). There are some arguments about whether they independently create civilizations or they cooperate with one another. Historical records seem to indicate that they established their own civilizations independently. There is no direct evidence that they have great influence on each other, except for the tendency to build huge pyramids and pyramids. They appear very close to modern maps, but there was no direct contact between them. At that time, the world