8 Features of a civ

What is a civilization?

• A small group of people living in isolation

• A complex society with cities, government, and workers

• A nomadic lifestyle with no permanent settlements

A large population of people who live together in a specific space.

• Advanced City

• Job Specialization

• Organised Government

A head of state with rules and way of voting or control. Make and enforce laws, collect taxes, and protect its citizens.

• Advanced City

• Organised Government

• Complex Religion

A set of spiritual beliefs, values, and practices

• Organised Government

• Job Specialization

• Organised Religion

Food surplus provided for the need for specialized skills from workers. This helped workers refine their skills and specialize on one specific task.

• Writing

• Public Works

• Job Specialization

A group of people who are similar in terms of their income, the kind of job they do, and their level of education, among other factors. Social structure is mainly about wealth, but it's also connected to status within society.

• Social Class

• Organised Government

• Public Works

Information became to great therefore, records were needed to keep accounts on trade goods and food storage.

• Public Works

• Social Class

• Writing

The arts and artwork of a thing, place, time, person, etc.; human creations intended to express beauty and convey messages Architecture: the buildings and style or architecture of a thing, place, time, person, etc.

• Public Works

• Writing

• Art and Architecture

Structures, as roads, dams, or post offices, paid for by government funds for public use. The government would order these, although costly to aid and benefit the community.

• Advanced City

• Public Works

• Job Specialization

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Advanced City

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(b) Job Specialization

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(c) Organised Government

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(d) Organised Religion

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