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1 A political system based on defined territory rather than kinship
2 Cities as adminastrive centers
3 Many people engaged in specialized, non-food producing activities
4 Status distinctions based largely on accumulation of wealth
5 Monumental building
6 A system for keeping permanent records
7 Long-distance trade
8 Sophisticated interest in science an adrt
This is what my AP World History textbook says but people like me may disagree, but we all agree that agricultural life and certain political, social, economic, and technological traits are indicators of civilization
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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.
Is Rome a civilization of ancient Greece?
Rome was a city-state in Italy, which was so successful at expanding to become an empire, that it absorbed the Greek city-states.
What does the Indus River civilization teach us about reform?
The Indus River civilization, known for its advanced urban planning, trade networks, and sophisticated drainage systems, highlights the importance of adaptability and innovation in reform. Its decline may serve as a cautionary tale about the need for sustainable practices and responsiveness to environmental challenges. Examining its governance and social structures can inspire modern reforms that prioritize inclusivity, resilience, and effective resource management. Ultimately, the civilization underscores that successful reform must be holistic and consider both ecological and social dimensions.
Did the ancient Greeks have no written language but still produced a very successful civilization?
The ancient Greeks did have a written language, notably the Greek alphabet, which emerged around the 8th century BCE. This development allowed for the recording of literature, philosophy, and administrative matters, contributing significantly to their successful civilization. Prior to the Greek alphabet, the Mycenaean civilization used a form of writing called Linear B, indicating that written language has been a part of Greek culture for millennia. Thus, the notion that they had no written language is inaccurate.
Why was the Aztec civilization successful?
Cuz they were
How does a successful civilization use their power?
They help those that are powerless. This is sometimes needed even if the powerless don't know they need help.
Do you think a division of labor is necessary for civilization to develop?
Yes because we need a good civilization :)
What was the most successful mesoamerican civilization?
The Aztecs were the most sucessful because they had a huge empire and lasted for over 300 years.
Why was the early civilization were they home of the early civilization?
To answer a question we need a who, where, when, what, why, or how. Your question doesn’t give us one of those.
What are the uses of numbers in the early civilization?
I need the answer A.S.A.P.
Why do you need to study world civilization?
so you can be smart
The qualities of successful civilization?
A stable political system, a strong military force, and economic power.
Which civilization mainly developed mainly in?
We need to know the "what" they developed.
Why would the Gupta civilization need coin?
For trade
What arethe things you need to consider in order to be successful in position as card dealer?
What are the things you need to consider in order to be successful card dealer
Why is water so important to civilization?
Water is important to a civilization because you need water to survive. Animals also need water. Water can also be used for growing plants and a way of transportation.
