Rosetta Stone - Artifact

1. The black people made actions.

- Famous abolitionist : Olaudah Equiano

2. The white people's attitudes changed.

- The Christians called Quakers were against slavery. They thought it was completely against the Christian's studies.

3. Because of economic problems.

- The plantation owners recognized that employing workers and paying them will be efficient for them to earn money. (Unpaid slaves worked slowly and broke the equipments so it was a big loose for the owners.)

Rosetta Stone is a wonderful way to learn a new language. It takes on the idea that some college courses have known for years. It immerses you in the language so you have to learn it.

Yes. A brand new iPad app has just been introduced.

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The profile is stored in the tracking.db3 file in the common application data folder.

Windows XP: %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Rosetta Stone\tracking.db3

Windows Vista/Windows 7: %ProgramData%\Rosetta Stone\tracking.db3

Article 16 which was signed by the Ottoman Empire, UK and France.

The Rosetta Stone.

The word order for questions in Occitan is the same as for affirmations. Normally this means subject-verb-object. We know it is a question by the intonation alone (or a question mark if written).

Example:

Pèire es jós lo pont? Is Peter beneath the bridge? (note that the verb [es] does not go beofre the subject [Pèire].

This is similar to Catalan, Italian or Spanish, but different from French or English, which reverse the word order for questions.

But this does not mean that the order must always be subject-verb-object. In passive constructions, it can be object-verb-subject or simply object-verb. Since Occitan verbs do not need a subject pronoun (I, you, she, etc) we can find sentences with just verb and object both as affirmations and questions.

Example:

Es polit. Es polit? He/she is handsome. Is he/she handsome?

Furthermore, in questions using what, where, when, etc, the structure is very simple. Questions always begin with the question word.

Examples:

Quora es? What time is it?

Qual es? Who is it?

If the subject or object is unknown, we need no equivalent of the English 'it' or French 'ce'.

Examples:

Ont es? Where is it? (as opposed to 'C'est où?' = Where is it? in French)

De qué vòles? What do you want? (as opposed to 'Qu'est ce que tu veux?' in French)

Slaves brought in profit to the traders who sold them off in auctions and also the people who owned them

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The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799 near Alexandria in Egypt, was the key that allowed Egyptologists to decypher hieroglyphics.

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You get the Rosetta Stone in the sunken shrine

Rosetta Stone have their own website which gives extensive information on all their language courses, including Hebrew. The Amazon website sells this course and so also includes unbiased, independent reviews from people who have already tried this course.

The address of the Stepping Stones Museum For Children is: 303 West Ave, Norwalk, CT 06850-4002

The lowest part of the script is ancient Greek

The most helpful thing was the discovery of the Rosetta Stone in 1799; an inscription in three scripts.

The difference is that the writing on the Rosetta stone is a writing. Haley's family stories are spoken.

Difference: One of spoken and one is written.

Rosetta Stone teaches you how to interact and just know the basics of languages like French and Spanish. Rosetta stone also goes into learning how to shop, while speaking that language. It is very helpful to buy Rosetta Stone before a trip, to know the language. Try to learn or order it in advance, like 1 month before the trip at least.

Hope this helps!

I don't know where you heard that from but you can not make multiple copies because of Copyright laws you could download but that would be illegal and prevents less money for the people who make the programs and they would eventually have to shut down.

Rosetta Stone is very important to some scholars because it makes it faster & easier to learn almost any new language that interests them.

Its original purpose was as a memorial, written in two languages so that everyone could read it. (The part in the Egyptian language, which we might think of as Old Coptic, was written in two different alphabets, so there were three copies altogether of the text) However, its use after its rediscovery in the early nineteenth century was as a key to understanding the hieroglyphic alphabet. Because names were written both in greek letters and in hieroglyphic letters, it enabled Champollion to realize that the hieroglyphs were phonetic, and thus started him on the road to deciphering the alphabet.

As a should question, it is open to different views.

No. It is both well-protected and easily accessible in the British Museum. Thankfully, Egypt has done a decent job in protecting its artifacts, but something as crucial as the Rosetta Stone should remain in place that can successfully prevent its destruction or capture.

Yes. This is a part of Egyptian history and belongs to the Egyptian people as a national birthright. Dr. Hwass is making a great effort to secure the return of all Egyptian artifacts.

Ink was developed in China about 5,000 years ago.