The answer is also known as social interaction. A social
interaction is a discussion between two or more individuals and is a building
block of society. Social interaction can be studied between groups of two
(dyads), three (triads) or larger social groups. By interacting with one
another, people design rules, institutions and systems within which they seek
to live.
Ancient Mesopotamia society members held jobs such as slaves, priests, farmers, weavers, tradesmen, pottery, and herdsman. Your character could interact with a member of society with any one of these occupations (even with the King of Mesopotamian society) depending on their societal status. Keep in mind that priests were of the upper class and slaves were of the lower class. Also note that there was no rigid structure to societal class so at anytime a person's societal status could potentially change.
Keep in mind that two major cultural groups existed during this time period in this area. This includes the Sumerians (responsible for temples and palaces, city states, and first writings) and the Akkadians (established the first Mesopotamian empire). These two groups existed together peacefully for the most part. Your character could belong to one of these cultural groups.
The Neolithic period marked the transition of man from a food gatherer to food producer. Some of the noteworthy achievements during this period include development of agriculture, settlement, improvised weapons/tools, developments in art/architecture.
Answer:
respect
Explanation:
Greetings or some body gestures are good practices that people uses to greet others. These practices also meant to show respect to others when people meet.
People in different region or countries shows different ways to greet people and shows a sign of respect to others.
In the West people greet by hand shaking each other. In India , people greet by saying "namaste" or by touching the palm to the forehead.
In China, people greet others by bowing or nodding.
In Korea, people greet by bowing and by shaking hands.
Thus different cultures have different ways of showing respects and greetings.
Thus the answer is "respect".
