In the prehistoric time era, there was no haves or have nots. Living was nearly impossible. Food was found by hunting and gathering. 10,000 years later domesticated live-stalk started in the fertile cresent. This made finding food easier. Although with domesticated live-stalk came deadly diseases. We can only imagine how many towns, villages, civilizations, or super civilizations died because of one of these diseases.-- People then started to build houses. This provided stability. Since everybody had a house it created comfort, protection, community, and civilization. All civilizations are have and have not based. These positions can change in a snap, you can be a have one day and a have not the next. As societies grew they created super civilizations, they needed more food and fresh water.
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They migrated to Egypt, this was perfect because of the Nial river.The Nial river provided fresh drinking water, and enough water to grow the wheat and barley. So the question is, Why does sthis impact modern civilizations? Each civilization began, grew, concurd, and died.. so we assume. Have and have nots are determined by on stage or off stage. Also known as first, second, and third world. First world is a have second is half and half, and third is a have not. On stage definataly have a lot of stability and off stages stability is questionable. First world (On stage) are very eager
They migrated to Egypt, this was perfect because of the Nial river.The Nial river provided fresh drinking water, and enough water to grow the wheat and barley. So the question is, Why does sthis impact modern civilizations? Each civilization began, grew, concurd, and died.. so we assume. Have and have nots are determined by on stage or off stage. Also known as first, second, and third world. First world is a have second is half and half, and third is a have not. On stage definataly have a lot of stability and off stages stability is questionable. First world (On stage) are very eager