Ancient China civilization developed along the Yellow River, where fertile soil allowed farmers to grow crops such as millet and rice. The Shang Dynasty was one of thier earliest dynasties and created a writing system that was recorded on Oracle bones. Over time, Chinese society became more organized, with walled cities, specialized workers, and advances in bronze technology.
How did the Yellow River and the Yangtze River influence the development of early Chinese civilization?
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Egypt
Why did they create hieroglyphics?
Egypt, "the gift of the Nile" is located in northern Africa. They had good crops and animals leading to increased production with then lead to a large increase in the population. Around 3100 B.C.E. a leader named Menes took control of Egypt and launched Egypt's first dynasty. In the time of Menes's ruling, priests developed their own writing called hieroglyphics. Hieroglyphic means "sacred carving."
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Indus Valley
How did the Indus River help the Indus Valley civilization grow?
The Indus Valley civilization began after 3000 B.C.E along the Indus River, where fertile soil from flooding helped farmers grow crops and build cities. Major cities like Harappa and Mohenjo-daro had planned streets, walls, and drainage systems. The civilization also traded goods such as cotton textiles and beads with other regions.
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