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In early agrarian civilizations, the natural environment had a huge impact on culture, from beliefs about the gods and afterlife to how isolationist or outward looking each civilization was.
What is civilization?
- Any complex society with the emergence of a state, social stratification, urbanisation, and symbolic means of communication outside of naturally spoken language is referred to as a civilization.
- Additional traits including centralization, the domestication of plant and animal species, labour specialisation, culturally imprinted beliefs of development, monumental architecture, taxation, social reliance on agriculture, and expansionism are also closely linked to civilizations.
- In the broadest sense, a civilization contrasts with non-centralized tribal communities, such as the cultures of nomadically herding livestock, Neolithic societies, or hunter-gatherer societies; yet, on occasion, it also contrasts with the cultures that are found inside civilizations itself.
- In the past, a civilisation was frequently thought of as a larger and "more sophisticated" culture, in contrast to smaller, ostensibly less developed societies.
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