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Why did most early civilization develop near a water supply?
Civilisation needs a surplus of food as a precursor. Arable land and plentiful water gives a surplus.
What are the uses of numbers in the early civilization?
I need the answer A.S.A.P.
Did merchants wear yellow?
You need to give a timeframe and a region or civilization.
What were warehouses used for in mesopotamia?
All civilizations need resources to survive but if a civilization has more than enough (surplus) of food they needed to store it or it rots, a warehouse is where these civilizations store leftover food. This was very essential to have because if resources were lacking the could use their leftovers from the last harvest.
What food supply do you need on a ship?
You definitely need a source of vitamin C. The reason English Sailors are called Limeys is because they carried limes on the ships as a vitamin C source. Other than that you need fresh water, protein sources, flour, othjer dry goods, and preserved foods.
What is the meaning of stable food supply?
A stable food supply is enough food, you need foodactually im a 6th grader and in my history class a stable food supply means u have food for a long time and i go to north star academyActually, both of you are not completely correct. My class is learning about ancient Mesopotamia and the seven characteristics of civilization (seventh grade) and it is when you have a substantial amount of food- enough food to survive. Not necessarily for a long time, but for a consistent rate. :)
What is the meaning of food supply?
A stable food supply is enough food, you need foodactually im a 6th grader and in my history class a stable food supply means u have food for a long time and i go to north star academyActually, both of you are not completely correct. My class is learning about ancient Mesopotamia and the seven characteristics of civilization (seventh grade) and it is when you have a substantial amount of food- enough food to survive. Not necessarily for a long time, but for a consistent rate. :)
Why did humans change from hunter gatherers to farmers?
Humans transitioned from hunter-gatherers to farmers due to the development of agriculture around 10,000 years ago. This shift was driven by the need to secure a stable food supply, leading to the domestication of plants and animals. Farming allowed for more efficient food production, leading to settled communities and the beginnings of civilization.
What 4 things do you need to start a civilization?
To start a civilization, you need a stable food source (such as agriculture or hunting), a system of governance or leadership, a shared language or form of communication, and the development of social structures or organization. These factors help establish order, resources, and coordination among individuals within a community.
How did need for cooperation to control flooding and irrigate crops lead to the development of civilization in Sumer?
My best answer is if their food supply was their they stayed around and created the jobs of farmers, bakers, etc. that formed a society.
What do explorers need to live in the Arctic?
we need food and water supply
What does a nation need to industrialize?
An adequate food supply.
What is the function of food supply?
To store food until you need it. For example, a refrigerator!
Why do you need a surplus of food to have a civilization?
So you wouldn't have to worry about having enough food to feed your children.
What does a habitat need to supply for plants to survive?
water and food
How do forests help in civilization?
Well first off, we need them to make your oxygen. Secondly, we need them for shelter. Thirdly, we need food, and in order to get food, the animals need food. Lastly, they are nice to look at!
What does snail need to survive if they live in your backyard?
Snails need moisture, a place to hide from the hot sun and predators, and a food supply. Their food supply is generally the leaves and fruits of your flowers and vegetables.
