Need help with my History question – I’m studying for my class.

Explain the challenges in writing a history of ancient India. (Wallech, pp. 76-90).

I need to pot the number of the page and the cite sources

Guidelines

• Post your answer to your Group Question.
• Reply to at least one post from your group.
• An Example of a Discussion Board Response

Question: Do you agree with the contention that the first advanced civilizations emerged in Mesopotamia and Egypt sometime before 3000 B.C.E.?

How to respond: In your answer, you must let the reader know what a civilization is, that is, define civilization before assessing whether societies of ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt can be called advanced civilizations or not. Be sure to cite sources of information, particularly the assigned reading.

Answer: For a society to qualify as a civilization, it must exhibit certain political, social, economic, and technological characteristics. These include: cities as administrative centers; a political system built upon the control of a defined territory rather than kinship connections; involvement in specialized, non-food-producing activities; social stratification based on accumulation of wealth; monumental building; a writing system; long-distance trade; and advances in science and the arts (Bulliet et.al., 23). Societies in both Mesopotamia and Egypt had all of these traits and thus can be considered advanced civilizations. Considering writing, for example, there was cuneiform and hieroglyphics, respectively (Bulliet et.al., 35; 40).

Work cited

Richard W. Bulliet et al., The Earth and its Peoples: A Global History, 6th edition (Stamford: Cengage Learning, 2015).

Your assignment submission should be 100-250 words in length. This answer has 100 words. That is the minimum required. You are free to write more than 100 words and to include some of examples in other areas, such as class distinctions, monumental buildings, etc. Your answer should contain proper grammar, be free of spelling errors, and reflect critical thinking.

Sources of World Societies, Volume 1

http://93.174.95.29/main/eac794eb01148eebdce8c101f8031f10 (Links to an external site.)

World History, A Concise Thematic Analysis

http://93.174.95.29/main/7502122be3dadcdfb3a363ef5df42ed1 (Links to an external site.)