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| − | '''Definition:''' Continuity- the state or quality of being continuous or a continuous or connected whole. | + | '''Back to [[*History 8 Mesopotamia Vocabulary]]''' |
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| − | '''Manual:''' Continuity in context- "Against such deep continuities people have lived their life and created their civilizations which in their turn have risen and fallen.
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| − | The manual uses the word "continuities" to explain that landscape and climate are determining factors in civilization because they are continuous factors and can either make or break a society.
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| − | http://www.integranets.com/wp-content/uploads/business-continuity.jpg
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| − | -Jaya Krishnan
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| − | '''Sources:''' 1)http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/continuity?s=t
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| − | 2)Ancient Origins Manual, page 87
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