The Inca were advanced in engineering, with their extensive road system, agricultural terracing, and impressive stone masonry in buildings like Machu Picchu. They also developed an impressive network of communication using runners and a system of knotted strings called quipu to record information. Additionally, their use of irrigation systems and knowledge of agricultural practices helped them thrive in diverse landscapes.
As an Inca, one would have enjoyed a strong and organized empire with sophisticated engineering, agriculture, and social systems. The Incas also built impressive structures like Machu Picchu and had advanced ways of governing and managing resources. Additionally, being part of the Inca society likely meant access to a thriving cultural and artistic scene.
The Maya civilization existed in present-day Mexico and Central America, known for their advancements in mathematics, astronomy, and architecture. The Inca civilization thrived in present-day Peru and parts of South America, known for their elaborate road system, agriculture techniques, and centralized government. Both civilizations were advanced in different ways and had unique cultural practices and beliefs.
The Inca civilization was shaped by their mountainous environment, leading to terraced farming techniques to cultivate food on steep terrain. Their location in the Andes influenced their architecture, as they built stone structures that could withstand earthquakes. The environment also helped the Inca develop a network of roads and bridges to navigate the rugged landscape for communication and trade.
The specialized workers that built the Ziggurat of Ur suggests the Sumerians had an advanced civilization.
Norte Chico and Chavin civilizations were similar in several ways. Both civilizations emerged in pre-Columbian Peru and developed advanced agricultural systems, with the Norte Chico known for its extensive irrigation networks and Chavin for its terraced agriculture. Both civilizations also exhibited complex societal structures and religious beliefs, as well as produced impressive architectural and artistic works. Both civilizations eventually declined before the rise of the Inca Empire.
yes it has in good ways and bad ways :(
It changed the way people lived, how they lived, how they worked, and where they worked. It changed the way wars were fought by introducing new weapons and counter weapons. Technology changed civilization and history in many ways.
I think it was because they thought of how the wheel works an that helpwd them with transportation and other useful ways to use the wheel.
As an Inca, one would have enjoyed a strong and organized empire with sophisticated engineering, agriculture, and social systems. The Incas also built impressive structures like Machu Picchu and had advanced ways of governing and managing resources. Additionally, being part of the Inca society likely meant access to a thriving cultural and artistic scene.
The Maya civilization existed in present-day Mexico and Central America, known for their advancements in mathematics, astronomy, and architecture. The Inca civilization thrived in present-day Peru and parts of South America, known for their elaborate road system, agriculture techniques, and centralized government. Both civilizations were advanced in different ways and had unique cultural practices and beliefs.
mobile phonetechnology advanced in many ways. it has gone from big giant phone to small pocket phone. it has gone from big to Small to no buttons at all phone. . .you can get on the Internet with them now and you can send messages from them. mobile technology has changed a lot since 1970. .. .
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Culture changed from the 1900s to the 2000s in many ways, including becoming more liberal. Technology also advanced culture greatly.
Government and laws are the same thing. Here are the CORRECT characteristics: Social Classes (came about due to specialization!) Economy (this includes trade!) Government (laws, legal policies, ways of ruling) Religion Writing Political Boundaries (cities, empires, country boundaries, etc) Art/Architecture the reason why "advanced technology" is NOT characteristic of a civilization is because technology is the application of science to help control environment. This was happening in the Paleolithic Age. They had technology. Farmers in the Neolithic had advanced technology, Otzi the iceman had a copper axe during the Stone Age. Technology can be USED in any of these seven characteristics (awls were used by leather-workers, a particular social class; boats were used for trade, steles were used to display Hammurabi's Code, the stylus was used for writing, walls were used to delineate boundaries, Egyptians used pulley systems to build the pyramids). but it is not a characteristic in and of itself. writing/record keeping, social classes, centralized government, advanced technology (apart from just sticks and stones), organized religion, specialized jobs and a code of laws
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The Inca civilization was shaped by their mountainous environment, leading to terraced farming techniques to cultivate food on steep terrain. Their location in the Andes influenced their architecture, as they built stone structures that could withstand earthquakes. The environment also helped the Inca develop a network of roads and bridges to navigate the rugged landscape for communication and trade.
The specialized workers that built the Ziggurat of Ur suggests the Sumerians had an advanced civilization.