The Evolution of Civilizations: An Introduction to Historical Analysis |
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Scientific Method and the Social Sciences | 1 |
Mesopotamian Civilization | 123 |
Canaanite and Minoan Civilizations | 146 |
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Accordingly achievement activities Africa Age invaders Age of Conflict Age of Expansion agricultural Anatolia became become began Bronze Age called Canaanite capital cavalry chief civiliza Classical antiquity Classical Civilization Classical culture Cnossus commercial continued core area Cretan decreasing earlier early east Egypt Egyptian established Europe evidence existence fact factors feudal Flatlands gamut geographic glacial Greek growing Habiru Highland Zone Hittite human Hurrian ideas imperialist wars increased Indo-European influence institutionalized instrument of expansion intellectual invasions invention Iron Age irrationality later Levant Mediterranean mesolithic Mesopotamia method military millennium Minoan Minoan Civilization Mycenaean nature Neanderthal Neolithic northern organization outlook output pattern peasant period of expansion persons political units producing societies production profits rational relationships religious rise Roman scientific Semites shift significant slaves Southern Flatlands Stage surplus third Age tion UNIV universal empire valley Western Civilization whole