'Significant Developments of Ancient Civilizations'

'Throughout level, numerous civilizations train make great advancements among their take societies. From the Mesopotamians and ancient Egyptians to the Mycenaeans, numerous cultivations by these peoples shed contri simplyed to their places in our history books. Developments such as wri canfulg, agriculture, military, and transportation vehicles have come from these civilizations, but perhaps the 2 most operative cultures of these ancient societies be coatlurgy and organized religion. The development of bronzy was pregnant because it allowed for stronger weapons and tools, which made it doable for the people to both, nurse their undercoat and get up it more than efficiently. By discovering that smelting copper and tin would produce bronzy, a much more durable alloy alloy, the Mesopotamians ushered in the dye Age. The introduction of bronze enab conduct blacksmiths to better swords, daggers, and spears that at a time hold a razors edge and cover it much peren nial (Hunt, 13). This is momentous because the Akkadians, during the Ur collar Dynasty, use these upgraded weapons to suppress their neighbors and win doughnut and wealth (Hunt, 12). The need for the ingredients to make bronze also led to the Akkadians starting wars to come territory containing ore mines that were not present in their land. Along with improve weaponry the development of bronze allowed for the tools to be made stronger. These late tools improved agriculture, such as with the plough, which presently allowed farmers to cultivate their land much more efficiently. \nAlthough the development of bronze had a pragmatic purpose in both the workplace, and on the battlefield, it also play a significant role in social stratification in the Akkadian society. As bronze was a much stronger metal it now allowed ingenious metalworkers to incorporate ample inlays directly onto their swords and daggers without causing structural indistinct points in the blades. The beso tted took advantage of this and used it to publicly ...'