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Shows a once important structure to this community.

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Shows a civilization's culture.

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People coming together and working together is vital in civilizations

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Much older civilization and the structure they built

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This picture represents are civilization as we progress in society more tragic events start to happen

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Government or any sort of ruling is another component of civilizations

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Shows a functioning city with many people

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Shows a functioning city with many people

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Picture of modern city, representing functional advanced society

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Shows first signs of writing and language, which is important for society.

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A part if civilization is social class

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The first epic poem in literary history.

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Once we started producing our own food instead of foraging for it, we produced quite a few other things that had not seemed possible—or even seemed to matter—before. Villages, cities, and empires all grew out of the wants and needs that agrarian living created. We will continue to ask if this type of progress truly improved humanity, or just made for a lot more humanity. Our frames enable us to see how some communities grew into states, and some states became empires. Case studies from around the world shows us different ways this could happen. We’ll also look at how these states developed methods of production and distribution, and how networks allowed belief systems to become portable and spread to different regions.