Dude, you are asking for a tremendous amount of information... Are you sure you can digest that much?

I can give you a short heads-up with Aristotle. He was one of the most influential thinkers in ancient Greek philosophy, who proposed that the ultimate end or goal of human existence was to achieve happiness or _eudaimonia_, which means living well or flourishing. Aristotle argued that happiness was not a subjective feeling or a state of mind, but rather an objective and rational activity of the soul that involved fulfilling one’s natural potential and exercising one’s virtues. (Have you heard of the concept _virtue_ or should I Google-it-for-you as well?) He also believed that human beings had a unique function or purpose that distinguished them from other living things: the ability to reason and think. And philosophy engages in reason and thought not only in order to serve our vegetative and animal needs, but just for its own sake as well, for the sake of living a human life. For this reason, Aristotle thought that doing philosophy was the ultimate purpose of human existence. So stop being baby and go read some books about human cultures. ;)
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