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Would be known for its pharaohs and pyramids. Unified territorial states in which cities were rather less prominent.
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The "cradle" of Middle Eastern civilization. Present day Iraq. Would later be absorbed into larger empires such as the Akkad, Babylon, and Assyria.
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There was less evidence of economic specialization. It was an extremely rich fishing industry. They did not rest on grain based farming. Could be considered not as developed as others.
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Constructed the amazing pyramids. Lead to the belief of afterlife for all.
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Emerged on the island of Crete
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Pharaohs no longer had the power they used to basically diminished due to local officials and nobles assuming greater power.
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Deforestation had led to crop yields in Sumer
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Due to low floods.
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Weather had led to improper flooding from the Nile.
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Xia Dynasty - Zhou Dynasty
Organized flood control projects. Had a specific Chinese political ideology that had emerged. There is an impressive continuity of identity. -
Known for its architecture, ceramics, burial techniques, seals, etc. "Eurasian-wide system of intellectual and commercial exchange". It had a brief history, had faded by 1700 B.C.E.
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Ancient poem describing the city of Uruk.
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Pharaohs had taken power back but not as much as they once had.
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Some form of laws or rules/punishments for breaking.
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A final civilization. Arose from a series of competing chiefdoms. May have created the first written language.
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They would rule for about 100 years.
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