Civilizations in different regions, such as those in the East (e.g., the Chinese, Indian, and Islamic empires), often displayed advanced developments in philosophy, science, and trade, sometimes surpassing Western civilizations in these areas during certain historical periods. While Western civilization focused on individualism and democratic governance, Eastern societies often emphasized collectivism and hierarchical structures. Additionally, cultural and technological exchanges through trade routes like the Silk Road facilitated mutual influences, yet differing values and practices shaped each civilization's unique identity. Overall, while there were significant contrasts, there were also points of convergence and exchange that enriched both Eastern and Western civilizations.
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The Persian Empire.
society
Language, religion, architecture, art, artistry, philosophy.
Not many, when you compare that number to the number of Native- Americans killed.
a civilization....in the west
NO!!
1+1=2 1x1=1 isnt that werid
EGYPT
Youth for Western Civilization's motto is 'Defending the West on Campus'.
it is a loser kind
You can compare Mae West Goin' to Town. They are similar characters.
In west Africa
civilization
The Persian Empire.
Polythism, in Europe... can't think of more.
It was the first civilization to rise in Mexico, around 1500 BC. It is considered the precursor of all remaining civilizations found in central and southern Mexico.