First wave and Second wave
The earliest of civilization begin around 3500 B.C.E in three place. One of the most important place was the Middle Eastern civilization in southern mesoptinma. Sumerian civilization most likely was the first to give the world earliest written language. Which was used by officials to regard the gods by various temples. Near the Nile river valley there was a rise in Egyptian civil for pyramids and pharaohs, as well as another civil. Known as, Nubian farther down the Nile. Unlike the city-states Sumerian, Egyptian civilization became a united territory in which citizens were less permeant. Though there was a lot of inequality of citizens as well during that time period. There were patriarchic rulers and monarchy, who believed they had defined power over there followers making them a god in human form. Also people were kept as slave to work if they were captured during war. There was no great innovates because of no major technical change. The basic economic …show more content…
Amoung the ruler in this era, Ashoka of India Mauyran dynasty really stood out both if Personal change he experiment for the benevolent philosophy of government. Time as an emperor began is a similar way ruthless consolidation of his power and also his speedy expansion of the state frontiers. A very bloody battle with the state of kalinga was a turning point in his reign. Apparently with seeing all of the destruction he caused made him want to convert to Buddhism. And turned his focus to a more peaceful tolerant way of governing the people. Ashoka’s reputation as an enlightenment ruler has stayed around to this day, his views yet were not very successful. Very soon after his death the Mauryan Empire broke apart into a more used Indian pattern of regional states that come and fell with some regularity. Qin Shinuangdi much harder policies were also unsuccessful, with maintaining his dynasty which only lasted fifteen
The earliest of civilization begin around 3500 B.C.E in three place. One of the most important place was the Middle Eastern civilization in southern mesoptinma. Sumerian civilization most likely was the first to give the world earliest written language. Which was used by officials to regard the gods by various temples. Near the Nile river valley there was a rise in Egyptian civil for pyramids and pharaohs, as well as another civil. Known as, Nubian farther down the Nile. Unlike the city-states Sumerian, Egyptian civilization became a united territory in which citizens were less permeant. Though there was a lot of inequality of citizens as well during that time period. There were patriarchic rulers and monarchy, who believed they had defined power over there followers making them a god in human form. Also people were kept as slave to work if they were captured during war. There was no great innovates because of no major technical change. The basic economic …show more content…
Amoung the ruler in this era, Ashoka of India Mauyran dynasty really stood out both if Personal change he experiment for the benevolent philosophy of government. Time as an emperor began is a similar way ruthless consolidation of his power and also his speedy expansion of the state frontiers. A very bloody battle with the state of kalinga was a turning point in his reign. Apparently with seeing all of the destruction he caused made him want to convert to Buddhism. And turned his focus to a more peaceful tolerant way of governing the people. Ashoka’s reputation as an enlightenment ruler has stayed around to this day, his views yet were not very successful. Very soon after his death the Mauryan Empire broke apart into a more used Indian pattern of regional states that come and fell with some regularity. Qin Shinuangdi much harder policies were also unsuccessful, with maintaining his dynasty which only lasted fifteen