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The Greeks, Israelites, and Persians as the three post-Bronze-Age civilizations Jiang says he has now introduced and will connect next.
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Three civilizations
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"...what i've done is i've gone over into the three major civilizations okay the greeks uh the israelites and the persians that that have..."
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"...ancient societies. Okay? So in ancient societies, the major ancient society, civilizations are China, Egypt, and India. And you will see a lot of..."
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"...as we discussed, by far, Egypt is the wealthiest, most advanced civilization in the Bronze Age. Over here, across the Red Sea, is Arabia...."
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"Primarily Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Persia, okay? The three great civilizations that we will discuss starting next week. And so the Greeks have colonies all..."
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