What are the eight characteristics of a civilization?

Answer 1

Two different sets of characteristics of a civilization are below:

Trade, Development of Science and Arts, Agriculture, Religion, Class Structure, Centralized Government and Occupational Specialization

1. Stable food supply

2. Social structure

3. Government

4. Religion

5. Culture/Arts

6. Technology

7. Writing/Language

Answer 2

The seven characteristics of ancient civilization are social structure, stable food supply, religion, government, writing, culture, and technology. In Egypt, the social structure was composed of seven classes - slaves, peasants, artisans, scribes, priests, nobles, and pharaohs. The stable food supply included food grown from the waters of Nile. The Egyptians practiced a polytheistic religion that included the worship of many gods and goddesses. The government of ancient Egypt was lead by the Pharaoh. The written language was the hieroglyphics. The culture of the ancient Egyptians was full of art. The technology of the ancient Egyptians included tools for farming, architecture, and science and medicine.

Answer 3

* warfare * economy * education * technology * government * social classes * religion

Answer 4

I've always seen six listed:

1. Religion
2. Education
3. Society
4. Economy
5. Government
6. Arts

Answer 5

the major characteristics is that it is located by the Nile river.

Answer 6

Four of them are: Religion

Social Classes

Government

Technology

Answer 7

Dear Mrs.Searle,

I didn't get our homework that we had for today

Answer 8

Cities, organized governments, art, religion, class divisions, and a writing system.
I don't think anybody knows this off the top of their head

Answer 9

religion, the arts, writing, social structure, government, stable food supply, technology.