Worship of the egyptian goddess isis eventually spread throughout the scholars consider the first european civilization.the level of development of the assyrian civilization and architecture are demonstrated  in the the washington monument is similar in design to a/an

Worship of the Egyptian goddess Isis eventually spread throughout the .

Greco-Roman world

The worship of the Egyptian goddess Isis eventually spread and reached throughout the Greco-Roman world. She is the divine mother of pharaoh and known to resurrect her slain husband, King Osiris. From then she was believed to help the dead enter the afterlife as she did with her husband. The worship of Isis ended by the rise of Christianity but it continues to appear in Western culture specifically in modern paganism.

Scholars consider the first European civilization.

Classical Greece and Ancient Rome

The scholars consider classical Greece and Ancient Rome, the first European civilization. Christianity and Roman Catholicism has played a great role in shaping Western civilization, which throughout most of its history, has been nearly equivalent to Christian culture. Additionally, European civilization has enormous global influence in recent centuries in many ways.

The level of development of the Assyrian civilization and architecture are demonstrated in the .

Narrative Art

The level of development of the Assyrian civilization and its architecture are established in the form of narrative art carved in stones. Intricate relief carvings in stone slabs called orthostats or alabster show images of battles and major actions in war found mainly in royal palaces. Animal forms such as lions and horses are in detail with human images that are more rigid. Moreover, Assyrian stone sculpture, glazed brick and inset copper reliefs in grand ceremonial doorway and tower were the traditional architectural features from Sumerian by way of the Babylonian.

 The Washington Monument is similar in design to a/an .

  stalk of asparagus

The Washington Monument is similar in design to a stalk of asparagus if the colonnade is omitted. It is one of the world’s tallest obelisk on the National Mall in Washington, D.C that is made of marble, and granite and bluestone gneiss. The monument was built in remembrance of George Washington’s greatness in terms of military and political leadership that were indispensable to the founding of United States and it also set as a standard for each president that has succeeded him.

 

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