WorksheetsCharacteristics of a Civilization
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Central authority or power has control over other people/areas; people must follow the rules to have protection against enemies
Planned Infrastructure
Accumulated Learning
Centralized Government
Trade
a belief system of a civilization
Organized Religion
Planned Infrastructure
Art
System of Tribute
how resources are used and produced/ individuals concentrate on a particular area
Surplus Food
Economy and Job Specialization
Trade
Centralized Government
Collection of taxes or some kind of payment to the government to provide services
Trade
Surplus Food
Arts
System of Tribute
Which is an example of trade in Louisiana?
Water
Clothes
Petroleum
Money
Having access to more food than a civilization needs through farming or hunting
Accumulated Learning
Surplus Food
Centralized Government
Planned Infrastructure
Which is an example of planned infrastructure?
buildings, roads and waterways
corn, sugar cane and beans
army, navy and marines
doctors, teachers and police officers
Physical and organizational structures needed for a civilization to function
Centralized Government
Surplus Food
Organize Religion
Planned Infrastructure
exchange of a good or service for something else
Surplus Food
Planned Infrastructure
Trade
Arts
Gathering knowledge that results in achievements in communication
Arts
Organized Religion
Accumulated Learnign
Economy and Job Specialization
an individuals way of expressing themselves
Arts
Trade
Jobs
Organized Religion
A child being taught how to walk or talk from their parents is an example of
Job specialization
trade
accumulated learning
arts
Surplus food is caused when there is a large supply of food. One reason the supply might be large is
agricultural specialization (farming)
droughts
famine
small storage containers
The U.S. government is an example of
accumulated learning
centralized government
trade
arts
Buddhism, Judaism and Christianity are examples of
Job Specialization
Economy
Organized Religion
Surplus Food
