Question

Choose two classical civilizations. Write a short paragraph (100-150 words) that summarizes your research on classical forms of government.

Answer 1

Classical civilizations:

Classical Civilizations is a traditional era, traditional period or traditional age in the time of social history between the fifth and fourth hundreds of years BC and eighth century BC and the sixth century AD. A level Classical Civilisation gives you a comprehension of probably the most seasoned and most captivating writing and craftsmanship at any point delivered. Here we will talk about Classical Civilizations of Ancient Greece and Classical Civilizations of Ancient Rome.  

The way of life of Ancient Greece, the Classical time frame relates to a large portion of the fifth and fourth hundreds of years BC (the most well-known dates being the fall of the last Athenian dictator in 510 BC and the passing of Alexander the Great in 323 BC). After the Greek Dark Ages, Athens developed quickly until it was one of the two most dominant city-states in the old Greek world. (The other was Sparta.) The Athenians were altogether different from the antiquated Spartans.  

The Ancient Rome social history between the eighth century BC and the sixth century AD fixated on the Mediterranean Sea, involving the interlocking human advancements of antiquated Greece and old Rome known as the Greco-Roman world. Rome's area in focal Italy put it unequivocally inside the Mediterranean bunch of civic establishments. Workmanship, writing, reasoning, engineering, cash economy, postal assistance, and vote based system are significant achievements.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

       Classical civilizations are a traditional period in time of social history. They lasted between 500-400 B.C. Including sixth century AD and eighth century BC. Classical civilizations are one of the most advanced at craftmanship, writing, and art.

      Ancient Greece took up a large portion in time, from 500 and 400 BC. They have many well-known dates, for example, the passing of Alexander the Great, which took place in 323 BC. Athens developed quickly after the Greek Dark Ages until it became one of the two most dominant city-states (The other was Sparta) in the Old Greek World.

     Ancient Rome's social history was between the eight century BC and sixth century AD and known as the Greco-Roman world. Located in the Mediterranean, Rome's area was in Italy. Many of their greatest achievements were writing, engineering, workmanship, reason, postal assistance, cash economy, and vote based systems.

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