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AA100BGlastonbury is a small town in England that attracts many kinds of visitors. Some come for the famous music and performing arts festivals, while others visit because they see it as a spiritual or reli…
AA100BStonehenge and Avebury are two of the most famous prehistoric monuments in England. They are often seen as sacred places, not only for specific groups like modern Pagans and Druids, but also for indiv…
AA100BA sacred place can be almost anywhere. It could be a natural feature like a mountain or river, or something built by people, like a temple or shrine. But what exactly makes a place sacred? Is it somet…
AA100BWhen we think about free time, we often imagine relaxing, watching movies, or going out with friends. But ancient philosophers had much deeper ideas about what leisure really means. Aristotle and Epic…
AA100BThe Burial at Thebes is a modern version of the Greek tragedy Antigone, originally written by the ancient Athenian playwright Sophocles. Seamus Heaney, an Irish Nobel Prize winning author, created his…
AA100BLiberalism is a historical tradition built on the values of freedom and equality for every human being, no matter their identity, religion, culture, or beliefs. One version of liberalism is called dif…
AA100BThe Kingdom of Benin was a powerful West African state located near the Niger River, in what is now Nigeria. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to learn about Benin through their trade networks, …
AA100BEpicurus was a Greek philosopher who focused on the purpose of human life and how to live well. He believed that the goal of life is to be happy, and that happiness comes from experiencing pleasure an…
