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Where did the earliest city-states arise?
1985
The earliest urban center of the ancient Maya and model for Mesoamerican city-states was?
Maya, Toltec, Aztec
What is the definition of the Sumerians?
The Sumerians are an ancient civilization. They are one of the earliest known civilization dating back to 4000 BC. They developed city-states in Sumer.
Which country or island has the earliest time in the world?
Samoa Island has the earliest time in the world.
What is a key difference between the earliest works of history?
the earliest works of history also incorporated mythology
What were the two earliest types of states?
the two earlyest types of states are the country and suburbs
What were the first types of credit cards issued in the US?
The earliest issuance of credit cards in the United States was by gasoline companies and retail stores.
What are the earliest states?
ma
Where did the earliest city-states arise?
1985
Which of the following types of life is NOT represented in the earliest fossils?
eukaryotes
Where did the earliest city states arise?
Easy, in Mesopotamia
When were new types of billiard balls formulated?
The earliest new phenolic types were introduced in the 1920's.
What were the 2 earliest types of bikes?
That'd be the boneshaker and the high wheeler.
What were the earliest types of rulers in Greece?
If you had notes that would really help you.!
What city states of sumer is the world's earliest civilization developed in?
Mesopotamia
Which one of the earliest West African states to become Muslim was?
mali
What were the early types of states?
Early types of states emerged around 3500-3000 BCE, primarily characterized by centralized authority and social hierarchies. The earliest forms included city-states, such as those in Mesopotamia, where urban centers governed surrounding agricultural regions. Additionally, territorial states began to develop, expanding their influence over larger areas, often through conquest or trade. These early states laid the foundational structures for governance, law, and social organization in human societies.
