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The social classes of early civilizations were based on a few things. For one they were based on social status, with royalty usually being the highest class and the peasants or slaves being the lowest class. Another thing the classes were based on were jobs, people with important jobs were usually ranked much higher than people with no job at all or jobs that didn't mean anything - scribes in ancient Egypt were part of the nobility, because their job to record everything was deemed extremely important.
A reason for the development of early civilizations is food, a more stable food source, and permanent housing. Civilizations grew along side rivers many people got flow of water-making a group of people to become a civilization.
The economy of early civilizations was based around agriculture.
The people work so many kinds of jobs that they are specialized and they developed civilization into very different jobs.
The people work so many kinds of jobs that they are specialized and they developed civilization into very different jobs.
Development of agriculture
The jobs that was giving in the civilizations are cropping farming potters hunters and many more
Most early civilizations were formed around river valleys.
The social classes of early civilizations were based on a few things. For one they were based on social status, with royalty usually being the highest class and the peasants or slaves being the lowest class. Another thing the classes were based on were jobs, people with important jobs were usually ranked much higher than people with no job at all or jobs that didn't mean anything - scribes in ancient Egypt were part of the nobility, because their job to record everything was deemed extremely important.
A reason for the development of early civilizations is food, a more stable food source, and permanent housing. Civilizations grew along side rivers many people got flow of water-making a group of people to become a civilization.
The people
Bill of tight
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.
the early civilizations began in Africa but most exact in Zambia
The economy of early civilizations was based around agriculture.
The early people migrated South for food clothing and better jobs.
There was more to do than look for food. There were many different jobs to do. Civilizations required a wide range of jobs.