Bourgeoisie? Not sure, though. But Marx used to call them that so...
La respuesta correcta a esta pregunta abierta es la siguiente.
Aunque la pregunta no especifica algún tipo de relación o formato en especial, responderemos de la siguiente manera.
Algunos de los aspectos en común que tenían las primeras civilizaciones en el planeta fueron las siguientes.
Las primeras civilizaciones dejaron de ser nómadas y recolectores de comida, para asentarse en un lugar establecido. Anteriormente, los primeros humanos tenían que seguir las mandas de animales para cazarlos y alimentar a sus familias. De paso, iban recolectando frutas, semillas y legumbres, también.
Los Sumerios se instalaron en medio de los Ríos Tigris y Éufrates. Los Egipcios, a lo largo del Río Nilo, y los humanos del Valle del Indo, junto al Río Indo.
Habitar junto a los ríos proporcionaba muchos beneficios porque ahí, estas civilizaciones desarrollaron técnicas de cultivo y se vieron beneficiados por que al desbordarse los ríos, dejaban una tierra muy fértil para luego cultivarla.
It was the My Lai Massacre. This was when 24 U.S. soldiers
killed more than 500 civilians including men, women and children. It was said to be most shocking incident of
the war and generated international outrage due to the brutality of the
killings committed there.
Answer:
1. People living in Texas and New Mexico would need middleman to conduct trade due to the great distances involved in travelling.
2. The Puebloen were town dwellers with sophisticated villages, while the plain culture was mostly nomadic.
Explanation:
1. Both Texas and New Mexico were frontier States with poor transport links with the industrialized North-West. Due to the great distances involved, it made more sense to conduct trade with a middleman than do it directly.
The middleman would manage transport and security of goods with their own network and contacts. At the time, it was almost impossible to do business otherwise.
2. Both the Puebloen people and the Tribes on the claims were Native American people but with their own distinct culture, traditions and language. The plains provided with enough bison and wild game to fulfill the needs of the people and the geography also meant that these people had to live like nomads, moving places depending on the weather.
The Native Americans from the Plains.
