1. where did civilization likely originate?
2. how has the acquisition of sustenance (food) evolved in societies?
3. what were three of the first laws to emerge in ancient civilizations?
4. what role did trade routes play in the expansion of society?
5. explain the importance of abstract human language.

critical thinking questions
1. what do you think was the most important result of civilization? why?
2. what hypothesis might you form based on the fact that a primitive language has never been discovered?
3. if language did evolve, do you believe the imitation hypotheses or the necessity hypotheses are more likely? why?
4. why do you think the code of hammurabi had so many laws (282)?
5. why was bartering the most effective form of currency on the ancient trade routes?

1. The Civilization were originated in Mesopotamia.

2. At first the people were in nomadic tribes. meaning that they went hunting and gathered the food. At first people were nomadic tribes which meant hunting and gathering.  Later they settled down and they taught well and refined the land. Which led it to booms of population.

3. it was the Hammurabi's Code. Justinian Code, and Mosaic Law

4. They spread new ides, cultures religions, inventions and morals.

5. The importance of abstract human language was that it was created for mankind to understand/communicate with each other.

1.  I think the most important result of civilization was the government. Without the government, it would be a total anarchy (without the law and rules) it  would be a disorder.

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4 I think the code of Hammurabi was a form of government and court. to make the rules and laws  for the people to follow.

5. ?

Im sorry for not answer 2,3 and 5

i did my best.

though africans landed with few possessions, they carried their cultures, skills, and spiritual worldviews into the americas. wherever african religions took root in the new world, africans and their descendants changed and adapted their belief systems to local circumstances and influences. individual circumstances created variations in the way people practiced their faiths, what they believed, and what significance it held for their lives.

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