Geography impacted the development of past civilizations because it determines how successful they become and how much they can benefit from their geography or suffer from it. For example, the geography of Ancient Greece was very mountainous and not much fertile land. This led to the need for trade because they could not grow many crops and also individual city-states without unity because they were each blocked off from each other by the mountains. This eventually led to a civil war in Greece and then the downfall of Ancient Greece.
International Encyclopedia of Human Geography was created in 2009-08.
Geography is all around us technology is what we created from geography, art is what we do to make technology beautiful
Answer: Human GeographyPhysical Geography only has to do with the natural landscape. Anything that has to do with people, this would include the economy as it is created by people, usually falls into the category of Human Geography.
Geography played a crucial role in shaping ancient Greek civilization by fostering the development of independent city-states due to the mountainous terrain, which created natural barriers and encouraged localized governance. Additionally, Greece's proximity to the sea facilitated trade and cultural exchange with other civilizations, enhancing economic prosperity and spreading Greek culture across the Mediterranean. These factors contributed significantly to the political and cultural evolution of ancient Greece.
I'm assuming you mean the effects of civilization on GEOGRAPHY. Cartography is the study of map making. Geography influenced civilization by isolating, protecting, bringing forth vulnerabilities, destroying places, et cetera. There have been famous Roman battles won or lost simply because of the Geography of the Mediterranean. Humans influence geography as well, cutting through mountains, straightening rivers, digging channels, erecting flood gates, all usually end of being negative to the environment. Coastlines, rivers, mountains and plains alike are not safe from the reshaping due to civilization. How civilization can influence cartography? I guess as civilizations grow, explorers learn more of the region and were able to map more accurately. But that's just a guess.
Mesopotamia
The Sumerians created the first civilization by establishing an agricultural community in Mesopotamia region.
The Mesopotamia was not an isolated country. The fertile valley created a flourished civilization, opening the country to exchange goods and ideas from other parts of the world.
Probably the Sumerian who created their civilization in the 6th millennium BC
The Summerians did and they also created the first civilization by establishing an agricultural community in Mesopotamia region.
The first known written laws were created by the ancient Sumerians in Mesopotamia, around 2100-2050 BCE. These laws are known as the Code of Ur-Nammu.
The two first civilizations were developed on 3200 BC. It was by Sumerians in Mesopotamia now the south of Iraq and the second in Egypt.
It was suited for the growth because they created things like farming and irrigation (it means a way to grow crops by building walls in front of ditches near the rivers so when the water flows heavily the can lift or move the walls and water will flow in so they can grow food). Also the artisans made things out of metal, cloth and clay.
The Code of Hammurabi and ziggurats are associated with the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia. The Code of Hammurabi was a set of laws created by the Babylonian king Hammurabi, while ziggurats were pyramid-like structures built as religious temples in Mesopotamian city-states.
Mesopotamia Air was created in 2006.
The two first civilizations were developed on 3200 BC. It was by Sumerians in Mesopotamia now the south of Iraq and the second in Egypt.
The two first civilizations were developed on 3200 BC. It was by Sumerians in Mesopotamia now the south of Iraq and the second in Egypt.