The Rise of Civilization (H5)

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Far East Senior High Course Grade 12 1st Semester

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The invention of writing changed human history.

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The development of farming let cities grow.

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The migration of peoples spread new ideas.

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Their discovery of metal improved daily life.

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The growth of trade linked distant lands.

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The rise of cities brought both wealth and law.

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The spread of knowledge shaped every culture.

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The creation of art gave meaning to life.

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The exchange of goods built lasting bonds.

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The protection of records kept the past alive.

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The collection of stories preserved old wisdom.

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Progress began with the sharing of ideas.

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The story of civilization is the story of shared ideas.

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The invention of writing allowed memory to outlast a single life.

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The development of farming freed people to build true cities.

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The migration of early peoples carried customs across the world.

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Their discovery of metals made stronger tools and homes.

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The growth of trade connected lands that never met before.

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The exchange of goods also meant the exchange of beliefs.

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The rise of great cities brought both progress and new problems.

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The creation of art turned daily life into lasting beauty.

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The protection of records let later ages learn from the past.

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The spread of learning slowly lifted whole societies upward.

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In the end, civilization grew through the patient sharing of knowledge.

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What built early civilizations, Emma?

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The invention of writing changed everything.

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The development of farming let cities grow.

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The migration of peoples spread new ideas.

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The growth of trade linked distant lands.

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The exchange of goods built lasting bonds.

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The creation of art gave life meaning.

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The protection of records kept the past alive.

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Progress grew from the sharing of ideas.

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Civilization is built on what we pass on.