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When the human race moved from being 'wild', to becoming more domesticated and 'civilized', there was the beginnings of a class system from that moment. I suppose someone always had the better blanket, or the bigger goat, so the people on top always held themselves superior. From that grew the idea of 'upper, middle, and lower' classes for which people could fit into.
(I'm guessing it relates back to the psychological needhuman beings seem to have to classify, group, and identify everything.)
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Which characteristics distinguished the first civilizations from earlier human?
Social classes
What are four building of civilizations?
moral codes religion government social classes
What lead to the decline of the Aztec and inca civilizations?
One of the larger factors that lead to the decline of the Aztec and Inca civilizations are people from Europe bringing disease and taking advantage of these people.
What was the relationship between governments and the social classes of early civilizations?
they were both getting ranked
How did cities benefit from a central government and the social classes of early civilizations?
i don't know, why ask me
What characteristic distinguished the first civilizations from earlier human societies?
The first civilizations were characterized by the development of urban centers, organized governments, social hierarchies, complex economies, and writing systems. These advancements allowed for the creation of more complex and centralized societies with specialized divisions of labor and increased trade and communication.
How did the rise of civilizations lead to the development of more complex governments?
President Bush.
What social classes were common in early civilizations?
suck peoples dick and suck peoples sweet vagina
Why was fertile soil helpful when planting crops in Egyptian civilizations?
The Nile river has very rich banks, which lead to a growth in the development of agriculture, which advanced the civilizations
Why does a food surplus lead to specialization in most civilizations?
A food surplus allows individuals within a civilization to focus on activities other than food production, leading to the development of specialized skills and professions. This specialization improves efficiency and fosters economic growth, ultimately contributing to the overall advancement and complexity of the society.
How did prosperity lead to the development of social classes?
Prosperity led to another major change in society~the development of social classes
How did properity lead to the developments of social classes?
Well, since prosperity is economic success and social classes are people who are alike...(social classes-a group of people who have similar backgrounds, income(money), and way of living) Prosperity lead to social classes by people learning more about each other and exploring. Thank you!!!!!!!!!! have fun in social studies....
