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    animals that these people hunted to migrate, which meant that the people had to follow, or else they would die of starvation. It wasn’t until these people began discovering the value in rivers that civilizations began to form. In fact, there are three major factors that affected the formation of civilizations and the end of a hunting and gathering lifestyle: rivers, the Neolithic Revolution, and trade. One of the most crucial turning points in the beginning of the world was the Neolithic…

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    According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a civilization is a well-organized and developed society. Sumer is an excellent example of that. Sumer was an advanced civilization that started around 5500 B.C.E. to 4000 B.C.E. and ended around 1700 B.C.E.. All civilizations have the seven characteristics of civilization; agriculture, technology, government, religion, language, social structure, and the arts. Sumer had sophisticated versions of all these characteristics. However, the three most…

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    Ancient Civilizations; The Impact of Religion in their Worlds What do you believe in? That was a question that many people have pondered for centuries, who created humans and how. Faith is the foundation of religion and it is what influences people to act in a certain way to measure up to their beliefs and society. The Ancient civilizations of the Middle East is where the first religions sprung, and in the other civilizations such as Greek and Rome is where religion had an impact on how…

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    decades we have transition into a more civilized world and now we even have hierarchy taking a role in our societies. But civilization didn 't just happen it took different time periods to reach civilization. This stages where hunter-gatherers the way their societies function and the strategies they use to overcome the obstacles of survival, secondly the rise of civilization that when villages became complex…

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    most advanced civilizations in their time. The Mayan Empire spread from present-day southern Mexico to Honduras, Belize, and Guatemala. They were known for their architecture, and their famous calendars. The famous calendar, writing systems, and major public architecture all occurred during the Mayan Classical period, 250-900 A.D. The Egyptian civilization began around 3000 B.C. Medicine, architecture, farming techniques, and engineering flourished during the height of this civilization. The…

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    Throughout the history of ancient civilizations geography has a significant impact on civilizations in order for them to be successful and orderly managed. Some geographical features may be rivers, mountains, deserts, oceans and climate. Geography is the earth’s physical features and mankind’s relationship with those features. China and Egypt are two countries from two different continents in which Egypt is from Africa while China is from Asia. The geographic features of China and Egypt have…

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    Huckleberry Finn, author Mark Twain attacks the corruptness of Southern civilization after the Civil War. Through Huck’s wild journey in helping a runaway slave named Jim, Twain ridicules numerous problems facing American society in the 1800’s to give the reader insight on the social horrors embedded in the culture and lifestyle of Americans in the South. In particular, Twain satirizes the South’s perspective of “civilization” within white society and the underlying effect it has on their morals…

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    These themes are evident in each society that was analyzed in this course, and each theme still has a relevance in society today. The establishment of a law was a major theme and factor in many civilizations. Each type of civilization had different viewpoints on law. The laws created in each civilization were the determining reasons of the strength of the government. First, in Mesopotamia, the peoples followed a law called Hammurabi’s Code, the first law known to have been created. The codes…

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    Choose three ancient civilizations. What were the achievements of each of these civilizations? How did each of these civilizations make lasting contributions to humankind? Throughout history, ancient civilizations have created and developed important and lasting contributions to society. Among these civilizations are Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, and Ancient India. These civilizations have made meaningful contributions to areas such as architecture and technology, and have paved the…

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    Civilization is an advancement state of human society, in which a high level of culture, science, industry and government has been reached. The Indus Valley Civilization which is known as The Harappa Civilization was the most fascinating civilization. Unlike Egypt and Mesopotamia are famous with Pyramids and Ziggurats, Mature Harappa’s city uniformed with just well-fired bricks, sewerage systems and buildings. This Civilization rose between 2600-1900B.C. in the region that is now Pakistan and…

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