What is the purpose of civilization? Why do humans create elaborate civilizations? How do civilizations help us survive?

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aivan3 [116]2 years ago

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Civilization is important to have the people working in different fields which also creates surplus food.

<h3 /><h3>What is a Civilization?</h3>

Civilization is the group of people who live and work together toward the urbanization of the society. The people in a civilization work together by having different occupations and help each other.

Civilization helped to master the skill and this helped creating surplus food. The people of a civilization used to work in different fields to help each other and created a barter system which was then changed with the gems, coins and ultimately cash system.

The civilization is the urbanization of the society, in the past people used to work for themselves find their own food and finding and creating their own shelter. So no one master in a single type of work.

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