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If a civilization had to lose one of the traits, which do you think would have the most

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krek1111 [17]3 years ago

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Its importance and value will be decreases.

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If a civilization had to lose one of the traits, it has a great affect on civilization because the traits are very valuable to civilization, they are the key components of civilization, the civilization formed from these traits. If one trait is removed from civilization, the civilization will lose its importance and value. For example, religion is one of the trait of civilization, if it is removed from it so greatly affect the civilization and the value of that civilization decreases.

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