which civilazation started zero?
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The ancient Indians first completely discovered the "0". They were the ones to settle in the Indus River Valley (You know, the whole Aryan story). However, the Babylonians left a space in their numeral system where 0 was, and the Greeks seemed to have some understanding of it, but thought "How can nothing be something."\n\nNOTE: Brahmagupta first used the zero in his work in A.D. 628. In case you were wondering, he was from the ancient Indian civilization.
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The Edict of Milan (AD 313) declared that the Roman Empire would be neutral with regard to religious worship, officially ending all government-sanctioned persecution, especially of Christianity. The Edict, by two Augusti (senior tetrarchs) Constantine the Great and Licinius gave to Christianity and other religions a status of legitimacy alongside Paganism. It initiated the period known by Christian historians as the Peace of the Church. The document itself does not survive.
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nothing, just mythology is no longer actively practiced. If there's no followers we can say the religion is dead.
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Once upon a time there was no zero. Of course people knew if they had nothing, but there was no mathematical notation for it. Zero was independently invented only three times.\n\nThe first recorded zero is attributed to the Babylonians in the 3rd century BC. A long period followed when no one else used a zero place holder. But then the Mayans, halfway around the world in Central America, independently invented zero in the fourth century CE. The final independent invention of zero in India was long debated by scholars, but seems to be set around the middle of the fifth century. It spread to Cambodia around the end of the 7th century. From India it moved into China and then to the Islamic countries. Zero finally reached western Europe in the 12th century.
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None at all.\nThe Romans built an empire, hundreds of miles of roads and aqueducts with no symbol to represent it.
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No.  The Confederates started it.
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Rember, war never solved anything. Except ending slavery, facism, nazism, colonialsm, communism, and the holocost.
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I would go with zero.  I would use information about the status of the enviorment and the prevenance of nuclear warheads and what countries have them.
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Depends on your point of view\n\n1)  It started (People opposed to Charlemagne didn't like this)\n2)  It ended (Charlemagne didn't like this part)
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That is an interesting question....\n\nThe obvious civil war between the communist North and the democratic South. The not so obvious civil war was probably between the Catholics and the Buddhist in South Vietnam. Howver, I think that can be described more as bloody protesting rather than a war.
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None.. It was Noah's Ark
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Called for civil disobedience against the British\n\nFirst met in Philly in 1774
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No. God never said anything. Existence is required for speech to become an option.
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discovery of the number 0?
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I'm going to guess Roman, since there is no Roman numeral representation of zero.
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depends on what your definition of "nothing" is...\n\nnice wordplay!
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Religious oppression started some of the settlements. Many existing governments began due to oppression.