What was the 1st, monothiest society?
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I believe the very first record of monotheism occurred in ancient Egypt under the Pharaoh Akhnaten in Amarna.  He declared that all must worship only the Aten - the solar disk - and he ordered all other deities destroyed and no one was allowed to worship any but Aten.  This was a short-lived movement, ending with Akhnaten's death.\n\nZoroastrianism is usually considered a dualism, but in some ways it resembles monotheism, and it is quite old.  It was the Persian religion at least by the time of the Persian empire, but its roots go back much further to the Prophet Zoroaster, or Zarathustra.  He taught that there is one Great God, the Wise Lord, called Ahura Mazda.  But there is also a Satan-like figure, Ahriman who is evil and is in battle with Ahura Mazda, but in the end, it is good that will win out.\n\nOf course, Judaism is well known as an early Monotheistic religion.  But originally, Judaism is better described as "henotheistic" which means that while the Israelites themselves only worshiped one God, they believed in the existence of other gods, that would be worshiped by other nations.  The real advent of true Monotheism did not begin in Israel until probably the time of the Prophets, starting from around 700 and really taking form by 500 BCE.
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a subject stydin societies and their politics.
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society...simple answer
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http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1534/osa.html\nOne of 5 great mendicant religious orders founded in the middle ages\nCame from Ireland to the US in 1796\nhttp://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustinians\nnamed after Saint Augustine of Hippo\nGOOD lUck
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Delaware was the first state
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American society as that in the literature?  American society defined by the mass media, Hollywood, or your local community?\nAmerica is so vast and diverse, it is probably no longer accurate to define a single society anymore.  Whatever society you had in your mind, it is probably easier to for you to find a few good friends who you can trust and talk to and establish you own 'society'.
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Origin of the first life.
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The natives didn't necessarily have social classes.  There was a division of labor, and people did what they were good at or born to do, but everyone contributed to the society.  There were priests or shamans or medicine men, a number of chiefs-war chiefs as one example, warriors, hunters, and the women.  No one was really higher than anyone else.
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The main problem before the reforms of Solon in the early 6th century BC was class strife. There were very small numbers of people who had significantly more wealth than the rest of the city. His reforms intorduced the first democratic elements, but the civil strife didn't really go away and a tyrant took over until the late 500s BC, when Cleisthenes set up their democracy as we know it. The civil strife never really went away, but it was much better once every citizen had an equal share in government.
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That's a good question!  Hope this helps:\n\nThe Phi Beta Kappa Society, founded on December 5, 1776 at the College of William and Mary (Williamsburg, Virginia), is generally recognized to be the first Greek-letter student secret society in North America. By legend, it was founded by individuals rejected for membership from an older student society known as the Flat Hat Club, which counted Thomas Jefferson among its alumni. The Flat Hat Club, or FHC, for short was founded on November 11, 1750, by six students at the College of William and Mary. FHC was the precursor to Phi Beta Kappa and thus has the distinction of being the first in line of the thousands of greek-letter fraternities and sororities found on college campuses today.\n\nThe society formed as a forum to discuss topics not covered in the regimented classical education of universities of the era—lending the name literary fraternity to its type. Ironically, that education was responsible for the name—most students were well-versed in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew; Phi, Beta, and Kappa were the initials of an esoteric Greek motto. In addition to its secrecy and selection of a Greek name, it also introduced a code of high ideals, secret rituals and handclasps, membership badges, and oaths that characterized later Greek letter societies.
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as far as i know zarathustra's religion, zoroastrianism, was the first monotheistic faith as we know it. judaism borrowed from it as well as christianity. it had the all good character and the all evil character.
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Fraternities were created by students as a way to relax and make friendships and make college life bearable as well as learn things not taught in the classroom. These groups of friends created literary societies:meeting to debate the current issue/ early campus politics. These students met secretly to discuss issues of the time and met secretly mainly cause the college wouldn't approve...Greek letters were used for the name simply because greek and latin were the major forms of studies when fraternities started the First secret society was the Flat hat Club, in 1750 the first greek letter society was Phi Beta Kappa. Fraternities usually met to discus certain issues. My fraternity was stated as a legal fraternity so the orignal members got together to discuss law. \n-------------------------------------\nI will add more later i have a paper to write. Give me more exact questions and I'll answer them the best i can
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to be the first one to change the ways of the world
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several societies came up with the concept independently
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:} \nFirst Baptist Church was the first established in that city , 2nd the 3nd there are 3rd also
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That's an interesting question.\n\nSeeing as this is in "homework help" I won't give you the answer, but pose another question: which came first - human beings' ethics or society's laws?\n\n(Typical darn philosophy teacher, anwering a question with a question! :-) )
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In middle east the Babylonians had first king.\nAt 4000 BC They had the king Hammurabi \nThe rules of his kingdom was written in a stone which has the name THE HAMMURABI CODE\nPresident as we know today first had the Greeks \nThey discover democracy and the first president was SOLON\nat 2000BC