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=Conclusion=

Well, this is a difficult question, let's find out. During ancient civilizations, almost every single person knew about agriculture and farming. The reason for this is, farming was one of the main jobs in that time. You needed your crops for food, for survival. Without farming, no one would survive. They knew what kind of land they needed, how to prepare it and what they needed to keep the crops growing. Everyone in that time, knew all they needed to know about farming. Well now, not **everyone** knows how to farm and keep crops growing well, we have "farmers" who do this work for us. But therefore, we know more, through technology. With technology, we can research and find out how to farm if we wanted to or needed to. Technology, lets the farmers find out, for example, what the weather will be like. Like this, they know if there will not be any rain for a while, so they know when they need to water their crops. We also have machines that can make life easier for the farmers. We have, for example, ploughs. This machine is used for preparing the soil for planting the crops. During ancient civilizations, the people would have had to do this all by hand. My answer is, we probably **do** know more than they did.
 * Learning about ancient civilizations, makes us ask ourselves this question, "Did ancient civilizations know more than us?".**

I think, that for the people in ancient civilizations, the most important element of ancient life was their religious beliefs. In Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt, the people basically lived for their beliefs. They did all they possibly could to please the gods and goddesses. According to the people in ancient civilizations, anything, ANYTHING, happened because of the gods. They thought that whenever something happened, it was the gods or goddesses decision. If anything went wrong, like their crops didn't grow well, they believed that the gods were angry at them. To get the gods happy again, they would sacrifice something to them, whether food, animals, tools, crops and they were even prepared to sacrifice //LIVES//! This proves that their beliefs were **very** important to them.
 * There were many different elements in the ancient life. Among these were: Agriculture, Art, Economy, Government and Religion. But which one was the most important?**

I think that I would like to have been a member of the Ancient Egyptian government.....the Pharaoh. In Ancient Egypt, the Pharaoh owned the land, the animals, the tools, the people, EVERYTHING. They were treated like gods. Everyone had to do what the Pharaoh said, no matter what it was that he/she said. Everyone in Egypt worked for the Pharaoh. They had to respect him/her, if they didn't, there would be consequences. Therefore the Pharaohs were always treated well, I think //everyone// would like to be treated like this.
 * In each civilization, the ruling classes were different. While researching, I thought to myself, in which civilization would I like to be part the government?**

I wouldn't really want to be a member of any of these civilizations. Although, I would rather be a worker in Ancient Egypt than in Ancient Greece. In both civilizations, agriculture was one of the main jobs, but in Ancient Egypt, the land is better for farming. With better land, it is easier to farm than on bad land. You would also be able to grow more crops, more crops means more for trade, with more crops to trade, you have a better life. This is why I would rather be a member of the Ancient Egyptian working classes.
 * Now, in which civilization would I like to be part of the working classes?**

I think that Ancient Greece was the civilization that impacted us the most today. They invented many things that we still use today. Many people are also influenced by the Greek entertainment, art, pottery, sculpturing and architecture. Ancient Greece also influenced us with democracy. Through democracy, the government takes ideas from everyone. Democracy gives everyone the chance to share their ideas, they also get the chance to vote for a new governor. There are many more ways that Ancient Greece had impact on our modern civilization. These are just some of the great impacts this early civilization had on us.
 * I think that all ancient civilizations impacted our lives today, but which one impacted us the most?**

I have decided on Ancient Greece. They had strong beliefs that made them try their best at all times. They also had a strong government that kept them in order. Ancient Greece made great achievements. They were brilliant artists and inventors. I think this is what makes Ancient Greece the **greatest** civilization.
 * So, this brings us to the conclusion of my research. Which civilization do I think was the best?**