How are ancient and modern civilizations similar

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Kazeer [188]3 years ago

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Answer: Productivity and Population

Explanation: Ancient civilizations resemble modern civilizations in their productivity and population density since in antiquity, the more dense a civilization was in terms of population, the greater its productivity and that similarity is still maintained in modern civilizations that equally They increase in population but also become civilizations with a high degree of technology and efficiency productively speaking.

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