Dominating features of hapappan civilisation
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The three areas of classical civilizations developed their own beliefs, lifestyles, political institutions, and social structures. However, there were important similarities among them:
Patriarchal family structures - Like the river valley civilizations that preceded them, the classical civilization valued male authority within families, as well as in most other areas of life.Agricultural-based economies - Despite more sophisticated and complex job specialization, the most common occupation in all areas was farming.Complex governments - Because they were so large, these three civilizations had to invent new ways to keep their lands together politically. Their governments were large and complex, although they each had unique ways of governingExpanding trade base - Their economic systems were complex. Although they generally operated independently, trade routes connected them by both land and sea.
Patriarchal family structures - Like the river valley civilizations that preceded them, the classical civilization valued male authority within families, as well as in most other areas of life.Agricultural-based economies - Despite more sophisticated and complex job specialization, the most common occupation in all areas was farming.Complex governments - Because they were so large, these three civilizations had to invent new ways to keep their lands together politically. Their governments were large and complex, although they each had unique ways of governingExpanding trade base - Their economic systems were complex. Although they generally operated independently, trade routes connected them by both land and sea.
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