How did early civilizations develop?

Answer 1

Before civilizations were present we were hunters and gatherers. For the most part the women were the gatherers and the men were the hunters. Women were the first to come across Mushrooms, Peyote, and every other plant.

The men while hunting used the feces from the bovine animals to track them. Many times finding feces that was old which happen to have mushrooms growing from it. Eventually after some time, perhaps thousands of years of ingesting mushrooms for the first time, we eventually grew in logic and reasoning skills.

You see, there was no TV 145,000 years ago, so for well over 100,000 before we existed as a species, the precursors to our own species, our ancestors, took mushrooms as they sat around the camp fires for hours being occupied with brightly colored visions much like the television does today!

Answer 2

Well, it depends on how early you mean. Out of the Neolithic Stone Age, most civilizations developed and flourished near rivers. The further from a water source like that, the less likely they would survive.

However, besides that, everything was mostly based upon technology and intuitive thinking. For example, the Sumerians were carved into near extinction because of the Hittites and their discovery of the strength of steel weapons. And in Kemet (Egypt), the people there were put into slavery by the Sea People (said to be early Greeks) with their use of the horse.

Answer 3

People would have bigger families,have governments, surplus of food too, better homes.