Early Civilizations.

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Early Civilizations

Characteristics of a Civilization Production of Surplus food Some type of government Specialization of Labor Calender Form of writing

The Key to Understanding History

The Key to Understanding History “Probably” the single most important advancement in the development of Western Civilization and Culture The invention of writing (by the Sumerians) Why??????????

What Is History, and Why? Historians examine a variety of evidence. Primary Sources (what are they??) Examples Manuscripts Inscriptions Statistics Nonliterary Sources Archaelogy Jamestown Dig Otzi the Iceman

Reliability: How do we know? Historians must try to distinguish between reliable and unreliable evidence (How?) Historians use evidence to establish facts or explain the meaning of their findings- (Examples) A number of factors complicate our efforts to arrive at an accurate understanding of the past.