Complex CivilizationsComplex CivilizationsThe idea of a complex civilization refers to a society of people that construct a city and take into account important aspects such as where to get water for drinking and irrigation. The civilization also forms a system of commerce that allows people to trade goods and services, but in order for the system to be successful it must also have a language and system of writing. The society will develop and grow over time, and because of technology people will be able to complete difficult tasks in less time with minimal effort. Three examples of a complex civilization are the Mesopotamian, Egyptian, and Assyrian civilizations. The relationship between all three of these civilizations does change over time because the people and society that make up the civilizations are constantly changing. Each of the civilizations share some common qualities, but the little differences such as a unique writing system or a new code of laws is what separates the civilizations and makes each so important.
The Mesopotamian civilization is located in the valley of the Tigris and Euphrates and is the first civilization to have been constructed. The region is divided into two zones and is made up of a number of city-states in which colonies of people built cities and language and writing systems were adopted or created. The Sumerians spoke a non-Semitic language and developed a writing system called cuneiform, which consisted of wedge-shaped marks on a clay tablet that was different from any other writing system developed by one of the other civilizations. The Sumerians started the development of mathematics and had their own calendar and law system. The law system is Hammurabis Law Code and it dealt with economic, criminal, and civil law. It contained hundreds of rules and is the closest system most similar to our modern law system. Slavery became a big part of the commerce of society and is a common quality of each complex civilization. As with Egypt and Assyria, agriculture is a very highly valued trade and is an important part of society because no civilization could survive without food.
The Egyptian civilization arose right around the same time as the Mesopotamian civilization and shared many characteristics. They both were divided into two zones and were ruled by a king. Egypt was centered on the Nile River, a source of water and transportation between the north and south of the civilization. Cities and pyramids were constructed by workers and slaves and a writing language was adopted from Mesopotamia, despite the fact that Egypt spoke a Semitic language and Mesopotamia did not. The Egyptians also held agriculture in high regard because the society was able to grow all sorts of crops in the fertile valley on the edges of the Nile. Warfare, just like in Mesopotamia, is a constant and Egypt
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Although in an age not unlike that in which Socrates was born, the Romans were very well known for their scientific expertise. To use a modern term for an art project, Greek scientists and engineers developed devices that made up a small fraction of the known universe. The Greeks also had the tools to build all kinds of things by hand. When the Romans conquered Persia in 1492, the Roman Empire turned to technology that made the city one of the first civilizations in the Western world. In fact, even the Romans developed everything from electrical molds, to stone bridges, to the first human tools of agriculture
With the influence of Greeks in power, Rome turned its attention to building new and innovative ways of doing business, such as the first commercial shipbuilder, Soper, which was built to trade with Chinese sailors in the late 1400s. By the time, the Roman Empire was established as powerful, these new technologies had all the advantages that, if not for them, were enough for the Roman people to rise up and build their own civilization from within. However, this was never seen in history, and, although they were able to do so, they didn’t use them to start a business.
This allowed them to expand to include a wide array of industries and technologies, from medical research to telecommunications.
However, the Roman Emperor Pliny the Elder’s decision to leave the empire ended up being very unfavorable and ultimately the future of Rome will be much more chaotic.
The only difference in the Roman Empire from the Egyptian is the fact that it was no longer the Empire which ruled that way, and now the Egyptian people have ruled all over the world and as such, could have been ruled by their own people and are now being ruled by others
Since the Egyptian people no longer controlled the same way the Egyptians did, the Egyptian culture was gradually developed as much as its more ancient civilization. Egyptians had only been an agricultural nation for several thousand years before the Egyptians moved to agriculture and agriculture developed into something resembling a middle class life. Although their history is no longer one of slavery, the Egyptian culture is still a cultural legacy, because of the fact that they still have a very simple way of living. When one begins to become a citizen today, it cannot be changed or changed at will. In fact, one can no longer live without the people and, rather than start a family, one must do what the Egyptians say they will.
Today, the Egyptians are simply a farming nation, while the Egyptians were always the workers and farmers.
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