Which of the following correctly identifies civilizations with their classification? (1 point) Egypt and Indus are classical civilizations Mesopotamia and Greece are river valley civilizations West Africa and China are classical civilizations Greece and Rome are classical civilizations

The correct classification from the options you provided is: **Greece and Rome are classical civilizations.**

Here’s a brief overview of the classifications of the other pairs:

- **Egypt and Indus** are actually considered river valley civilizations, not classical civilizations, as they developed along the Nile and the Indus River respectively.
- **Mesopotamia and Greece**: Mesopotamia is a river valley civilization, while Greece is classified as a classical civilization.
- **West Africa** includes various civilizations, but when discussing classical civilizations traditionally, it does not fit in the same context as Greece and Rome. China, on the other hand, has both classical and river valley civilizations aspects, but is also usually classified separately in various historical contexts.

So, the correct option is that Greece and Rome are classified as classical civilizations.