Early Civilizations
1. What is meant by civilization?
2. Name the important early civilizations.
3. What supported the livelihood of a large number of people?
4. What happened when civilization began to take shape?
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A)
The stage of the social development of human and organization which is considered most advanced in terms of social ethics.
B)
There are a number of civilizations which have left a remarkable impact on us and taught us a lot about science, art, and life but the most important civilizations are the Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, Persian Civilization, Chinese, Mayan, Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamian Civilization and Indus Valley Civilization.
C)
Agriculture and art supported the livelihood of the majority of the population in the ancient civilizations.
D)
Civilizations have generally collapsed in one of two ways; either through being incorporated into an expanding civilization or by collapse and reversion to a simpler form called Dark Ages.
The stage of the social development of human and organization which is considered most advanced in terms of social ethics.
B)
There are a number of civilizations which have left a remarkable impact on us and taught us a lot about science, art, and life but the most important civilizations are the Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, Persian Civilization, Chinese, Mayan, Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamian Civilization and Indus Valley Civilization.
C)
Agriculture and art supported the livelihood of the majority of the population in the ancient civilizations.
D)
Civilizations have generally collapsed in one of two ways; either through being incorporated into an expanding civilization or by collapse and reversion to a simpler form called Dark Ages.
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A civilization is generally defined as an advanced state of human society containing highly developed forms of government, culture, industry, and common norms.
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