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Introduction,s. Still, historians and anthropologists have highly simplified, if not dismissed, the initial conditions and other environmental and external factors that may have decided or influenced the rise and fall of civilizations and nations. It seems that many historical events relating to the ups and down

Eulogy

Culture as an Anti-Darwinian Processuld not compete with other, stronger carnivores. During this process, humans began to learn how to use simple tools and to create more complicated cultural traditions. Thereafter, and as a result of population growth on the one hand and of the constraints in living spaces and resources available on

迅速成長(zhǎng)

Good Environment, Bad Environmenty related to river systems. Then, why have not they given birth to an indigenous civilization that is as strong as those in the Old World? In this chapter, a comparison of two regions with contrasting ecologies—namely, the várzeas (meaning “floodplains”) as an Amazon region where there is extensive

消極詞匯

Living in the Lands Threatenedexample, external threats, which can be represented by various threats of attacks or sanctions that are exerted from external sources, are generally considered to be harmful for the improvement of the domestic investment environment, which in turn discourage cross-border trade and the inflow of fore

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意外

Civilization as a Cyclical Human Process natural phenomena and disasters that helped humans to invent and advance their civilizations. Research on cycles and cycle-like phenomena has never stopped since ancient times, and it has become the most dynamic part of a nonlinear civilization. In general, the most significant research progress wa

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