Beginnings of Civilization

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Beginnings of Civilization 3 Beginnings of Civilization How did the first cities emerge? What are the basic features of civilizations? How do cultures spread and change?

What Are the Basic Features of Civilizations? 3 What Are the Basic Features of Civilizations? Farmers began cultivating lands along river valleys and producing surplus, or extra, food. Surpluses helped populations expand. As populations grew, some villages swelled into cities.

What Are the Basic Features of Civilizations? 3 What Are the Basic Features of Civilizations? A civilization is a complex, highly organized social order. Historians distinguish eight basic features found in most early civilizations: 1. Cities 2. Well-organized central governments 3. Complex religions 4. Job specialization 5. Social classes 6. Arts and architecture 7. Public works 8. Writing

Civilizations Spread and Change 3 Civilizations Spread and Change Civilizations spread when ancient rulers gained more power and conquered territories beyond the boundaries of their cities. Civilizations change when the physical environment changes. Example: A tremendous volcano may have wiped out Minoan civilization. Powerful rulers created city-states and empires. Interactions among people also cause cultures to change. A city-state included a city and its surrounding lands and villages. Cultural diffusion is the spread of ideas, customs, and technologies from one people to another. Cultural diffusion occurred through migration, trade, and warfare. An empire is a group of states or territories controlled by one ruler.

3 Section 3 Assessment Which of the following is not a feature of early civilizations? a) cities b) well-organized central government c) cultural diffusion d) public works Cultural diffusion occurs through a) hunting and gathering. b) migration, civilization, and warfare. c) migration, trade, and warfare. d) religion, trade, and warfare. Want to connect to the World History link for this section? Click Here.

3 Section 3 Assessment Which of the following is not a feature of early civilizations? a) cities b) well-organized central government c) cultural diffusion d) public works Cultural diffusion occurs through a) hunting and gathering. b) migration, civilization, and warfare. c) migration, trade, and warfare. d) religion, trade, and warfare. Want to connect to the World History link for this section? Click Here.