Launguage is a key part to a civilization so the need to communicate was propably what led to the formation of a language.
Horse Isle Quiz Answer: Cuneiform -- CherryBlossom (Pally Server)
they made temples and created an advanced form of writing
ANSWER: The first findings point towards 4000 B.C. in Messopotamia (modern day Iraq). The original Messopotamian writing system was called cuneiform and it was created as a method of keeping accounts of sales, fees and charges. The way that this writing form was created was by using a triangular-shaped stylus pressed into soft clay for recording numbers. Later on the need to document what was being counted led to the creation of pictographic writing (using images to depict words, such as Egyptian hieroglyphic). This evolution led to further to the creaton of syllabic and pholetic alphabets around 2900B.C., which now they did not depict pictures, but sound-phonetic elements, such as Summerian, Phoenycian, Greek and Latin.
Writing is important for civilization because it helps us do things we need everyday.1. It helps us create business transactions2. It helps us write treaty's3.It helps us choose what foods to eat4. It helps us give directions5. we also have writing to give directions6. Most important it helps us communicate with others with out writing there would be no solid form of communication.The above leaves out the most important effect of writing: the ability to transmit information to people we haven't ever met. This impact is felt in two ways:(a) The ability to accurately record history. That is, to know for sure exactly what someone said or did. This is critically important for passing down knowledge between generations, as it allows for the accumulation of more knowledge than could possibly be kept via oral histories. The impact of this is that writing allows for a sophisticated society with a much larger accumulated knowledge base than otherwise possible. In essence, what we see as technology is really predicated on a foundation of writing. No writing, no technological advancement (except at a glacially slow pace).(b) It allows for transmission of ideas across vast distances quickly and, most importantly, accurately. Writing allows for the accurate description of an idea, and one which does not depend on all carriers of that written idea to understand even a little of that idea. This transmission of ideas in a quick manner is the foundation of a complex society. No functioning society larger than what is called a Chiefdom (several thousand people, at most) is possible without writing of some form. Most importantly, writing is required for specialization of a society - in order to have farmers, merchants, political bureaucrats, soldiers, etc, one must have writing. Otherwise, everyone is a hunter-gatherer or farmer.
The Mesopotamians invented writing primarily to manage and record the complexities of their increasingly sophisticated society, including trade, agriculture, and administration. As urban centers grew, the need for accurate record-keeping became essential for tracking transactions, resources, and legal matters. Writing also facilitated communication and the preservation of cultural and religious texts, enabling the transmission of knowledge across generations. Thus, the practical demands of their society drove the development of cuneiform, one of the earliest writing systems.
The first form of writing created by the Sumerians is known as cuneiform, which emerged around 3200 BCE. They developed this system primarily for record-keeping purposes, such as documenting transactions, trade, and administrative activities. Cuneiform involved pressing a stylus into soft clay tablets, allowing for efficient communication and the management of increasingly complex societies. This innovation laid the foundation for written language and subsequent literary traditions.
to communicate
Launguage is a key part to a civilization so the need to communicate was propably what led to the formation of a language.
The form of writing where pictures stand for ideas is known as "pictography." In pictographic writing systems, symbols or images represent concepts or objects, allowing for communication without the need for a phonetic alphabet. This form of writing was used in ancient cultures, such as the Egyptians with hieroglyphics and the Sumerians with cuneiform, where visual representation conveyed meaning.
so they can trade,comunicate with other places
No, not all Sumerians learned cuneiform writing. Cuneiform was primarily used by scribes and scholars who underwent special training to learn the complex script. The average Sumerian citizen likely did not have the same level of education or need to learn cuneiform.
Launguage is a key part to a civilization so the need to communicate was propably what led to the formation of a language.
Writing checks.
A key reason for the desire or need for a permanent record, for example of business deals.
If you mean, why were writing systems developed, it was because that made it easier to pass on information.
May u help me answer my question please i really need help cause i need it so i can study for my test in school. (Where does the oldest form of writing come from)
no need to change the denominators