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I believe it's called "<span>Juneteenth."</span>
The three principal ways civilization spreads from one region to another is through trade, travel and warfare. When people travel, they bring with them goods from their region to another and this would be the start of contributing and sharing, and trading their ways and ideas of growing crops and raising other goods. It can also be spread through wars. Through this, different relationships emerged.
<u>Question:</u>
Which of the following is usually an indicator of a "classical civilization"?
A. the development of permanent settlements and cities
B. the development of institutions and cultural traditions
C. the development of communities along river valleys
D. the development of written language and religious beliefs
<u>Answer:</u>
The development of institutions and cultural traditions is usually an indicator of a "classical civilization".
<u>Explanation:</u>
Civilization essentially means when an inhabitants of a region connected by common culture reaches a high level of social, cultural or technological advancement as to develop a complex social structure or society. Every civilization is develops its unique form of system of communication in terms of language.
Classical civilizations are essentially characterised by progress in art, writing, sciences, developing complex social & political institutions and cultural traditions. The economies of the classical civilizations were agriculture based economies even though they developed sophisticated job specialization.
<span>Good Morning!
Thomas Aquinas was an avid reader of Aristotle and sought to reconcile Greek philosophy with the collection of theological productions. He said that although philosophy and theology seem to disagree on some points, they only differ in their interpretation, since both seek the truth. Thus the religion of philosophers is to know the foundation of things, while theology is concerned with human actions.
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