An Era of World Change 500-1500 Essay the development of the story. Each civilization during the period 500-1500 had unique and different interactions with the world. The economic, political and/or military, social, intellectual and religious interactions of ancient civilizations have all shaped the world as it is today. Without trial and error interactions, our world would not be as advanced as it is today. All waterways, including oceans and seas, played a major role in how civilizations interacted. Water provided a means of travel and a constant source of food for ancient cultures. If there had not been a solid water source to develop agriculture, early civilizations like the Egyptians, Mesopotamians or the Indus civilizations would not have survived. China's physical geography affected the development of its early civilization. At one time, China was isolated from other civilizations and had no idea what trade or another culture was. However, China was a very self-sufficient civilization. China had everything it needed and was technologically advanced for its time. This meant they didn't need to interact with other people to get what they needed. Although China's geography had its drawbacks, it also had many advantages. Thanks to China's tall mountain ranges, forbidden deserts, and chaotic seas, China was protected from anyone who tried to invade them. While this was helpful, it made it incredibly difficult for the Chinese to import and export their goods. China's most enduring and intense interactions have been with foreigners middle of paper...... and hunting societies. , known as the Paleolithic (Ancient Stone Age) peoples. All of Australia, much of Siberia, the Arctic coasts, and parts of Africa and the Americas fall into this category. “(Page 560) Technological innovations led to increased land and sea exploration and trade. Religious beliefs, technology and ultimately disease followed the same paths as goods. The world was never the same after some of the many different interactions people had during the period 500-1500. Without trade and the spread of religious beliefs over time, the world would not have been able to tell right from wrong. Civilizations became stronger through trial and error. Some empires have survived and still exist today, while others have disappeared. The fact that some societies are underdeveloped has not helped and it is on them that strong civilizations have targeted.:1.

Essay / An Era of World Change 500-1500 Essay the development of the story. Each civilization during the period 500-1500 had unique and different interactions with the world. The economic, political and/or military, social, intellectual and religious interactions of ancient civilizations have all shaped the world as it is today. Without trial and error interactions, our world would not be as advanced as it is today. All waterways, including oceans and seas, played a major role in how civilizations interacted. Water provided a means of travel and a constant source of food for ancient cultures. If there had not been a solid water source to develop agriculture, early civilizations like the Egyptians, Mesopotamians or the Indus civilizations would not have survived. China's physical geography affected the development of its early civilization. At one time, China was isolated from other civilizations and had no idea what trade or another culture was. However, China was a very self-sufficient civilization. China had everything it needed and was technologically advanced for its time. This meant they didn't need to interact with other people to get what they needed. Although China's geography had its drawbacks, it also had many advantages. Thanks to China's tall mountain ranges, forbidden deserts, and chaotic seas, China was protected from anyone who tried to invade them. While this was helpful, it made it incredibly difficult for the Chinese to import and export their goods. China's most enduring and intense interactions have been with foreigners middle of paper...... and hunting societies. , known as the Paleolithic (Ancient Stone Age) peoples. All of Australia, much of Siberia, the Arctic coasts, and parts of Africa and the Americas fall into this category. “(Page 560) Technological innovations led to increased land and sea exploration and trade. Religious beliefs, technology and ultimately disease followed the same paths as goods. The world was never the same after some of the many different interactions people had during the period 500-1500. Without trade and the spread of religious beliefs over time, the world would not have been able to tell right from wrong. Civilizations became stronger through trial and error. Some empires have survived and still exist today, while others have disappeared. The fact that some societies are underdeveloped has not helped and it is on them that strong civilizations have targeted.:1.

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