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Unit Two Ancient civilizations
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Ancient china
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writing:I know because the oracle bone was used to consult the spirits of ancestors. This was constructed from an ox bone or a tortoise shell.The cracks that would for and they would help them find the answers to the questions. (Cotterell 11)
Ancient India
location: Around 5,000 years ago, a civilization developed along the Indus River alluvial plain (floodplain), in South Asia, due to the large amount of fertile land and proximity to a water source. Over time, a vast number of settlements were built on the banks of the Indus River and surrounding areas. Prentice hall world studies
Writing: The author wrote that One of the most confusing aspects of this ancient civilization is that the writing cannot be deciphered. Over 400 symbols have been uncovered from different locations. Some scholars have wondered whether these symbols actually constituted a proper writing system.(prentice hall world studies)
writing:in the text it says that they had one of the most confusing types of writing. This writing was not given a name because they did not have enough of it or smart enough people to know what the writing was.(
Location: The author wrote that the civilization developed along the Indus River alluvial plain in South Asia. Over time a vast number of settlements were built on the banks of the Indus River and surrounding areas.
The Indus River Valley covers most of modern-day Pakistan, the northwestern region of modern-day India, and a small portion of Afghanistan. (prentice hall world studies)
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Government: Religion: The author wrote that the Aryan civilization had a large impact on modern-day India society. For example, one Aryan influence on modern-day India was the development of the caste system. The caste system began because the Aryans had four social classes, which they called varnas. People were divided based on wealth and occupation.(prentice hall world studies)
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