The main economic activity of Egyptian, Harappan, and Sumerian civilizations was
Farming
TRADE They traded animals, foods, and gold
i believe that the levels of economic activity is 1.primary activity 2.secondary activity 3.tertiary activity 4.quaternary activity
Economic activity is the activity in which we work for earning an incom. Non economic activity is the activity wich we do it for our satisfaction.
Any activity which is occurring outside the system ,and that particular activity also affect the system is known as exogenous activity whereas endogenous activity are those activity that occur within the system ,and also affecting the system.
Agriculture was the main economic activity of Egyptian Harappan and Sumerian civilizations.
yes
Agriculture
Burials found from Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro are simplistic and contain few material goods, unlike other civilizations which built massive monuments and buried riches in their tombs. The Harappa people did not have social classes, no rulers or nobility, and no evidence has been found of military activity although the cities were fortified.
Farming
Wrong answer.
TRADE They traded animals, foods, and gold
The Sumerian fisher engaged in catching fish from rivers and marshes, which were abundant in the region due to the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. This activity was crucial for providing a reliable food source for the Sumerian diet, as fish complemented their agricultural products. Additionally, fishing contributed to trade and economic stability, allowing for the exchange of fish for other goods within and beyond Sumer. Thus, the role of the fisher was vital for sustenance and the overall prosperity of Sumerian society.
Agrarian civilizations are societies that are primarily based on agriculture as their main economic activity. They rely on cultivating crops and raising livestock for sustenance and income. These civilizations developed complex agricultural techniques and systems to support their growing populations and often had hierarchical social structures. Examples of agrarian civilizations include ancient Egypt, Sumer, and the Indus Valley civilization.
The production of a surplus of food to allow the ability to go beyond getting subsistenceuse the surplus to support cultural activity.
They were not concerned with the afterlife.they did not erect monumentsPeople of the Harappan civilization had stamp seals for signing their names, ceramics, bronze, copper, silver, gold, ivory, cotton and silk, running water and drains, brick houses, boats, and a port at Lothal in India. They had carnelian and agate beads and shell bangles, also.
The last 500 years explorers of European origin [Spanish, Portuguese, Italians, English, Dutch etc] came in contact with civilizations that were developed in all continents. The last 250 years excavations in all continents brought up in the surface lost civilizations that their evidences proof the expansion of the human activity all around the globe and goes as back in time as almost 4 millions years.