Puddle ~ The Reflection of Thoughts

 

      Growing up in Cornwall, Ontario, I have been exposed to predominantly white cultural influences. However, the part of Cornwall I live in is a Muslim community, so the culture and influences I've gained were actually Islamic and Desi culture despite the mostly-white demographic. Cornwall Sign -Choose Ontario     The food in Cornwall is a big part of going out for me. My family and other Muslims in the community practically never eat out, because in the whole city there has only ever been one halal restaurant. As a Muslim in an Islamic atmosphere, the area of Cornwall I lived in mostly ate cultural dishes at home. We still go out or order from one of the only Halal restaurant options in the city, Shah's, which sells the pizza, wings, afghan, and desi food we would make at home anyway.      In terms of fashion, Cornwall isn't a very bougie town. The styles in Cornwall are mostly drawn from Western styles. The outfits in Cornwall range from West...

    I live in Cornwall Ontario, and I have a unique demographic profile. Today, I will be going over a demographic explanation of where I live.     Firstly, we'll look at the age, sex, and ethnicity of those living in Cornwall. As a note, our population reached 50, 000 last month.  This is our population distribution in terms of age: Age characteristics Total - Age groups of the population - 100% data 47,845 0 to 14 years 7,505 0 to 4 years 2,335 5 to 9 years 2,595 10 to 14 years 2,570 15 to 64 years 28,195 15 to 19 years 2,325 20 to 24 years 2,445 25 to 29 years 3,005 30 to 34 years 2,920 35 to 39 years 2,595 40 to 44 years 2,455 45 to 49 years 2,480 50 to 54 years 2,635 55 to 59 years 3,540 60 to 64 years 3,800 65 years and over 12,145 65 to 69 years 3,340 70 to 74 years 3,160 75 to 79 years 2,180 80 to 84 years 1,670 85 years and over 1,800 85 to 89 years 1,080 90 to 94 years 505 95 to 99 years 175 100 years and over 35 Total - Distribution (%) of the populat...

     The Babylonian Empire was a rich and complex kingdom- and one of the largest of its time. It was mixed with unique cultural traditions, lavish temples, and laws of its own. However, in Babylonian civilization, there were few artifacts that continued their legacy into future civilizations and generations. Today, we will be naming those artifacts that represent a carried legacy of Babylon. The first is cuneiform writing, then The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, and last, but not least, Hammurabi’s Code. In this blog post, we’ll be discussing the nuances of these artifacts, their backstories, and how they continue their legacy till today. The first artifact we will be looking at is actually found in many different artifacts. It is found frequently in unburied Babylonian ruins and artifacts, written and carved.   Babylonia at the time of Hammurabi - Wikipedia      The first artifact that left a legacy in history is Babylonian cuneiform writing. Babyl...

       Many factors deal with the rise and fall of empires. The decline of the Babylonian Empire can be explained, however, by examining three artifacts: a fragmented ziggurat brick, a cuneiform tablet talking about economic strife, and a damaged relief with drawings showing foreign invasions. These artifacts, all together, illustrate the fall of religious, economic, and military pillars which contributed to the downfall of the Babylonian Dynasty.  Babylon - History Extra            Firstly, we can refer back to a fragmented ziggurat brick, connected to a broken wall of a ziggurat, to translate the dramatic fall of the Babylonian Empire. The ziggurat was a massive structure that was the core of Babylonian religious and cultural identity, and it is excavated proof of their spiritual worship. The discovery of fragmented ziggurat bricks suggests a deterioration in religious buildings. This shows a clear negative impact, as it show...

 Here here!       In this decree, I shall bring your attention to the norms of Babylonian society. If you are to blend in with this society and be a part of it, you should know how things such as education, family life, religion, and laws work under my rule. You should first know education under Babylon rule.       Firstly, in order to gain any sort of basic education, cuneiform writing should be mastered and understood, as it is the base script of our Kingdom. Secondly, you should be acquainted with mathematics and astronomy, as it will be taught in schools, and you should know the basics of it, as the Babylonian society is a pioneer in developing new concepts in these realms. Thirdly, you should at least study basic literature and respect our mythology, as us Babylonians associate our identity with our mythology and folklore.       You should know family life if you are to start a family under my rule. The man provides f...