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Vlad1618 [11]
3 years ago
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1. What was the process behind the creation of early civilizations?2. What are the similarities and differences among the world'

s earliest civilizations?
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Svet_ta [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

Urbanization Process.

Similarities:

  • Adoption of a common language to people.
  • Invention of a writing system.
  • Development of a time measurement system.
  • Development of a political and social system.
  • Construction of a defense system.

Differences:

  • Not all of the earlies civilizations formed centralized kingdoms, like the ancient Sumeria or Greece.
  • Not all of them developed the same technological progress.
  • Not all based their belief system on the worship of natural elements.

Explanation:

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It can be said that the process that allowed the appearance of early civilizations was after the passage from a nomadic way of life to a sedentary way of life. Many nomadic peoples settled in a place after the so-called agricultural revolution.

Agriculture and Livestock allowed the obtaining of food through land work and the domestication of animals. This abundance of food was the reason behind the increase in the number of people.

The need to protect and manage food led people to gather, giving rise to the first cities.

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