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Title: What is civilization?


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What is civilization?
  • The word "civilization" comes from the Latin word
    for townsman or citizen, civis, and its
    adjectival form, civilis. To be "civilized"
    essentially meant being a townsman, governed by
    the constitution and legal statutes of that
    community

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The Rise Of Civilization
  • The first people of the world, did they live in
    societies?
  • Were there Wal-marts for the first people? Were
    there Starbucks, and what type of cell phones did
    they use?

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The rise of civilization
  • Civilization is defined as highly organized
    society marked by advanced knowledge of trade,
    government, arts, science and often time written
    language

The Parthenon in Athens is an example of
classical Greek Civilization.
The ruins of Machu Picchu, "the Lost City of the
Incas," has become the most recognizable symbol
of the Inca civilization.
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What is the first know society
  • The earliest known civilizations (as defined in
    the traditional sense) arose in Mesopotamia
    between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in
    modern-day Iraq, Persia in modern-day Iran, the
    Nile valley of Egypt. The inhabitants of these
    areas built cities, created writing systems,
    learned to make pottery and use metals,
    domesticated animals, and created complex social
    structures with class systems.

5
Location of the Asia minor
  • Its name means 'Lesser Asia'. Asia Minor is a
    region of the ancient world that corresponds
    roughly to modern day Turkey, and is the area
    were major civilization is thought to begin.

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Who were the empire builders
  • The Hittites conquered most of the local people
    in the Asia minor area and set up city states.

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