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Advanced Cities: Civilizations are characterized by the presence of developed urban centers with infrastructure and institutions. Organized Government: They have systems of governance, such as monarchies, republics, or other political structures. Complex Religion: Civilizations often have organized religious beliefs and rituals that play a prominent role in society. Social Hierarchy: They exhibit a hierarchical structure, with distinct social classes and divisions of labor. System of Writing: Developed civilizations possess a written language or script to record their history, laws, and cultural achievements. Specialized Job Roles: They have a division of labor, where individuals have specialized roles and skills in various occupations. Technological Advancements: Civilizations display advancements in technology, such as the development of agriculture, tools, and architectural achievements.
Those five characteristics are, advanced cities, specialized workers, complex institutions, record keeping, and improved technology. source: classzone- Early River Valley civilizations
Governance social classes is a organization. Religion is something that people believe in and live by.
I'm sorry as I can only name you 6. A civilization is a place where... 1. there is law and order 2. there is a form of writing 3. there is a stable government 4. there is a culture 5. there are different occupations and social classes 6.people build cities.
the priest and government officials were the most powerful classes. social classes were based upon wealth and power.
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Actually there are only 6 characteristics. - Stable Food Supply - Social Classes - Government - Culture (Religion, tradition etc..) - Specialized Labor - Language
There are 5 key elements needed to be a civilization. They are centralized government, organized religion, job specialization and social classes, arts, architecture, and infrastructure, and writing.
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By their classes the were assigned to each Nobel
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the religion classes are the classes that help you to believe in God and his power more.
Advanced Cities: Civilizations are characterized by the presence of developed urban centers with infrastructure and institutions. Organized Government: They have systems of governance, such as monarchies, republics, or other political structures. Complex Religion: Civilizations often have organized religious beliefs and rituals that play a prominent role in society. Social Hierarchy: They exhibit a hierarchical structure, with distinct social classes and divisions of labor. System of Writing: Developed civilizations possess a written language or script to record their history, laws, and cultural achievements. Specialized Job Roles: They have a division of labor, where individuals have specialized roles and skills in various occupations. Technological Advancements: Civilizations display advancements in technology, such as the development of agriculture, tools, and architectural achievements.
Greed was not a major factor in the development of the Aztec and Inca civilizations. the greed mainly manifested when the Spanish and Portuguese explorers found out the natives had vast gold and silver resources. Much of the natives' incentives were connected to the worship of their gods.
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What do they teach in religion degree classes? Well it depends on which religion and yes there are a number of degrees for studying about religion. Good luck on getting that degree.
AnswerSome would probably be religion, language, traditions, currency, government, and armies Actually, it is government, social classes, arts, specialization of labor, and stable food supply. :)Also an organized government and cities.Specialized workers: such as soldiers, teachers,farmers,government officials,etc.Complex institutions: Government, Economy, Religion,Education...Advanced Cities: With a significant population and as point of easy merchandise or as a center of "trade"Advanced technologies: Such as the ones we use everyday to make live easier and betterRecord Keeping: As well as our ancestors did, we want to leave a mark of what we do and are doing in a immediate future, so the upcoming generations have the ability to improve it.