What are the differences between the Indus, Mesopotamian, and Egyptian civilizations?

The difference between these three civilizations is more prominent than their similarity. These three are river civilizations that rely on specific rivers to survive; all three are monotheistic, but the similarities end here.

Egyptian civilization worships Nile; Hymns to Nile is common:

The Nile is not only a source of life, it is also important; it also helps protect Egypt; its upstream cataract is a barrier to intrusion. This is a flood supplementing the soil of ancient Egypt, ensuring continuation of civilization. Mesopotamia's Tigris and Euphrates are also floods, probably causing the story of Gilgamesh epic, Noah and the flood, but that does not provide any protection. Somedia's civilization is vulnerable to aggression. Early Indus civilization, Harappan civilization or Dravida civilization was dependent on Indus, but there was no evidence of flooding, it was not the cause of the invasion.

Egypt may have the most meticulous religious structure; Re, based on the god of the sun. Pharaoh himself, the ruler of Egypt, is considered to be the representative of the human of Horus God. The belief in the Egyptian postmortem life imagined the resurrection to another field based on the person's life on earth. The basis of the religion of Mesopotamia is the god of agriculture, mainly the Baal, the rain, and the God of Storm, and Astart is the goddess of breeding and breeding. Their religion often includes a birth ceremony, which makes it very erotic. Egypt did not notice this custom. No one knows the religion of Halapan because their language has not yet been deciphered; however, the Aryans who follow them adore the god Pantheon, the most important being the god of war, Indra.

The last difference between the three is their writing system. Egyptians have several alphabets. That is, heraditic, demotic, and final heiroglyphs, or "Bible". All of this is usually written on paper like a piece of paper made from reeds. The writing system of Mesopotamia is called a wedge shape, and it is written with clay pieces. Early Indian civilizations, in particular the Aryans, did not have the language written for a while, but they used a sacred language called Sanskrit and a secular dialect called Plakit. Long before, legends and myths were simplified to be written in documents called Vedas.

The scholars believe that complicated early civilizations first appeared in the Mesopotamia and the Egypt Valley in the Middle East in about 3000 BC, and immediately appeared in the Indus Valley in western India. Civilization is thought to appear first in Sumer urban state along the Tigris and Euphrates river south of what we call Mesopotamia. Other early civilizations will soon crystallize along the banks of the Nile and will be only a short time along the Indus. The Egyptians and the Indus River are very close but are not yet fully crystallized. Because by general understanding of the facts of Sumer's development they develop the complexity of their own independent civilization. Therefore, the Egyptian civilization and the Indus civilization were independently invented by the people of these lands.

It was during the formation of the former kingdom that Egypt built the most famous shaped monumental building.

Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Indus civilization are known for its high population density, urbanization, and cultural innovation. These factors are closely related to business development and broader cultural exchanges. In other words, as an empire, these civilizations can be viewed as a collection of people, things, and ideas whose existence and vitality are based on exercise and exchanges. This is seen in people's movements and exchanges, transportation and exchange of goods, and movement and exchange of ideas.

• Mesopotamian civilization: Tigris and Euphrates (Southwest Asia) _________________ • Egyptian Civilization: Nile Valley and Nile Delta (Africa) _________________ • Indian Civilization: Indus Valley (South Asia) _________________ • Chinese Civilization: Yellow River Valley (East Asia) _________________ Use tools and weapons of metal (copper, iron etc) __________________ • Increase the surplus of agriculture: better tools, plows, irrigation _________________ • Increase trade along the river (Phoenicia) • World number Many cities develop _________________ • Development of slavery in most cultures of the ancient world