The geographic factors of early earth impacted those who lived there and their ways of life in many significant ways. Some examples of these factors on earth would be their location with water and animals for food around them. Also During the time of nomads, they lived in a world that required different means of survival tactics due to the geographic features in which they lived, even if this meant changing their way of life that had been set in order for years by those previous to them. According to timemaps.com the Mesopotamian lands “By 6000 BC, farming settlements dotted the Middle Eastern landscape from Egypt to Iran. Most of these were small villages, but some, like Jericho, were sizeable towns. Jericho, situated in a large oasis, consisted
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In the ancient governments they had established a good base idea of rights and laws but with this in mind that base government was meant to change. As through time people and ideas change and if those ideas or new laws are not put into place it could lead to an unjust government. An example of system of government changing for good would be the case of the Greeks they didn’t just change the laws or ideas they changed the entire type of government for the better of their people. They started with a monarchy which was soon over thrown by the aristocrats in order to start an oligarchy. This however was not too much of a better change but then not to long after that it changed to a democracy which better shared the power with the people as this was a direct democracy allowing the people to control themselves. This is seen on History.com they explain the different parts of this democracy “In the year 507 B.C., the Athenian leader Cleisthenes introduced a system of political reforms that he called demokratia, or “rule by the people.” This system was comprised of three separate institutions: the ekklesia, a sovereign governing body that wrote laws and dictated foreign policy; the boule, a council of representatives from the ten Athenian tribes; and the dikasteria, the popular courts in which citizens argued cases before a
In the ancient governments they had established a good base idea of rights and laws but with this in mind that base government was meant to change. As through time people and ideas change and if those ideas or new laws are not put into place it could lead to an unjust government. An example of system of government changing for good would be the case of the Greeks they didn’t just change the laws or ideas they changed the entire type of government for the better of their people. They started with a monarchy which was soon over thrown by the aristocrats in order to start an oligarchy. This however was not too much of a better change but then not to long after that it changed to a democracy which better shared the power with the people as this was a direct democracy allowing the people to control themselves. This is seen on History.com they explain the different parts of this democracy “In the year 507 B.C., the Athenian leader Cleisthenes introduced a system of political reforms that he called demokratia, or “rule by the people.” This system was comprised of three separate institutions: the ekklesia, a sovereign governing body that wrote laws and dictated foreign policy; the boule, a council of representatives from the ten Athenian tribes; and the dikasteria, the popular courts in which citizens argued cases before a