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1. advanced cities (including things such as homes, palaces, churches, or pyramids)
2. specialized workers (anything from farmers to doctors)
3. complex institution (schools, businesses, shops...)
4. record keeping (birth records, death records...)
5. advanced technology (anything from the wheel to computers)
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Taiga- Agriculture
- Long-distance trade
- Occupational specialisation
- A special governing class
- Urbanism
- Developed transportation system
- Writing
- Standardised measurement
- Currency
- Law
- Contractual and tort-based legal systems
- Characteristic art and architecture
- Mathematics
- Enhanced scientific understanding
- Metallurgy
- Political structures
- Organised religion
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What are three elements of civilization that the Romans borrowed from the Greeks?
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What are all the featchers of a civilization?
Social Structure, Stable Food Supply, Religion , Government , Writing, Culture and Technology are all the fetchers of a civilization
How are civilivations different from simpler cultures?
a civilization is a complex culture in which large numbers of human beings share a number of common elements. simple culture is the way of life that people follow.neolithic settlement develope from villages with simple cultures to large civilization.
Did the Greeks build their civilization first?
No. The Fertile Crescent was the first civilization. The civilizations of the Indus Valley, Egypt, and China all predated the Greeks.
What was the first all gay civilization?
No civilization has been "all-gay." All civilizations, however, have always had a constant rate of people born with same-sex attraction of between 5% and 10%, so gay people have existed in all civilizations.
