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Lot of schools and working places around the world have dress code due to disciple reasons. Those places allow to dress the civilians/students or workers(private company or gov. sector company) on special or festive occaisions as long they want to as long as its appropriate. This allowance of dressing apart from the company or school policy is known as civil dress or dress people wear in everyday life outside of the school or work environment.
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What is meant by a developed civilization?
A devoleped civilization is one that has culture, technology, a social class, and a religon.
What is true of Mycenaean civilization but not of Minoan civilization?
State what you meant 'the following' to be.
What is meant by classical models of Western Civilization?
Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome
Ancient Rome what does it mean to Romanize?
To Romanize a people or place in ancient times meant to bring the benefits of Roman civilization to them.
How did the geography of the nile river valley lead to to the growth of a civilization there?
The availability of arable land as well as safe higher ground meant that the civilization could make use of the Nile Valley to grow food and use the river for transportation and trade.
What was the overall significance of Giovanni da verrazano exploration?
Well when he was in the New World, I'm pretty sure he encountered Native Americans which meant that there was civilization.
What did Shakespeare mean by the word natural?
The adjective meant what it means today. But there was also a noun, "a natural" which meant a dim-witted person. Such a person is as nature made him and lacks the sophistication of civilization. Nowadays we might have some admiration for a person who is living by his own lights, but in Shakespeare's day, it just meant you were stupid.
When did Achaea become a provenience of the Roman Empire?
If you really meant provenience ( a source or origin of something), then the answer is that everything cultured about Roman civilization was borrowed from the Greeks, sometimes called "Achaeans" in poetic language. If you meant " province," ho-hum, the answer is 27 B.C.
What is the basic transition from pre civilization to civilization?
Africa Honestly, that answer in NO WAY answers the question. Re-read the question. The basic transition from pre civilization to civilization is the development of culture, tools and agriculture. Culture because it taught us to work together, tools because they made everything easier for us, and agriculture because that meant we no longer had to move around to stay fed. We could farm a field and grow our own food.
Why did the US become the spear head os western civilization?
because they kept saying they were and enventually the generation change over meant people no longer remembered that they weren't.
What effect did the landforms surrounding the Nile Valley have on the development of Egyptian civilization?
The availability of arable land as well as safe higher ground meant that the civilization could make use of the Nile Valley to grow food and use the river for transportation and trade.
What role did irrigation system play in development of civilization?
Irrigation systems played a large role in the development of civilization because these systems allowed farming to begin in areas away from the coasts or from rivers. This meant that civilizations were able to spread inland and grow larger.
