Sumeria established the basic definition of civilization. Its society was based upon economic surplus and was able to support priests, government officials, merchants, and artisans. The spreading irrigation systems made regional coordination vital. A clearly defined government developed. Most individuals lived in the countryside. In the emerging cities, residents amassed wealth and power; they exchanged ideas encouraging technological innovation and artistic development; they promoted specialization in trade and manufacture. The government defined state boundaries, regulated and enforced religious duties, and provided court systems for justice.
They have given us aspects of art, arts, architecture and science.
Many factors can affect the power of a given civilization. A country on the rise's citizens are united and loyal to their culture (An example is the citizens of early Rome). Other factors that can affect a civilization's rise can include a discovery of new resource in the area, an economic boom, or a very good ruler (Pericles). On the contrary, a country can fall do to disloyal and rioting people, the lack of resources, an economic crash, a terrible war that ravages the civilization's lands, or a terrible leader (Hitler).
nile the river
laws
The Zimbabwe civilization, particularly known for the Great Zimbabwe site, thrived from the 11th to the 15th centuries. It was a significant center for trade, culture, and political power in southeastern Africa. The civilization declined in the late 15th century, likely due to factors such as resource depletion, political changes, and shifts in trade routes. Overall, the Great Zimbabwe civilization lasted approximately 400 years.
Jewish and Christian invaders killed them because the Talmud, Torah, and The Bible tell them to.
They have given us aspects of art, arts, architecture and science.
Identity influence is defined as the factors that will affect the identity of a person. This may include culture, genes society and so much more.
This affect the culture as the culture you adopt must be in line with all the factors.
Regions are typically defined by common characteristics such as geography, culture, language, economy, or politics. These characteristics help distinguish one region from others and provide a sense of cohesion and identity within the region.
Many factors can affect the power of a given civilization. A country on the rise's citizens are united and loyal to their culture (An example is the citizens of early Rome). Other factors that can affect a civilization's rise can include a discovery of new resource in the area, an economic boom, or a very good ruler (Pericles). On the contrary, a country can fall do to disloyal and rioting people, the lack of resources, an economic crash, a terrible war that ravages the civilization's lands, or a terrible leader (Hitler).
earthquakes and civil war
yes! its responsible for the decline of harappan civilization
nile the river
laws
The Zimbabwe civilization, particularly known for the Great Zimbabwe site, thrived from the 11th to the 15th centuries. It was a significant center for trade, culture, and political power in southeastern Africa. The civilization declined in the late 15th century, likely due to factors such as resource depletion, political changes, and shifts in trade routes. Overall, the Great Zimbabwe civilization lasted approximately 400 years.
James Wroten Woodard has written: 'Intellectual realism and culture change' -- subject(s): Civilization, Realism, Change, Reality 'Reification and supernaturalism as factors in social rigidity and social change' -- subject(s): Civilization, Realism, Social change, Reality