Which of the following correctly identifies civilizations with their classification?(1 point)

Responses

West Africa and China are classical civilizations.
West Africa and China are classical civilizations.

Greece and Rome are classical civilizations.
Greece and Rome are classical civilizations.

Mesopotamia and Greece are river valley civilizations.
Mesopotamia and Greece are river valley civilizations.

Egypt and Indus are classical civilizations.

1 answer

The correct classification of the civilizations mentioned is as follows:

  • Greece and Rome are classical civilizations. This is accurate as both Greece and Rome are well-recognized classical civilizations known for their contributions to art, philosophy, and governance.

The other statements contain inaccuracies:

  • West Africa and China: While China is considered a classical civilization, West Africa is primarily associated with later civilizations, such as the kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai, which emerged after the classical period.

  • Mesopotamia and Greece: Mesopotamia is indeed a river valley civilization, but Greece is not classified as a river valley civilization; it developed in a different geographic context.

  • Egypt and Indus: Egypt is a river valley civilization, but the Indus Valley Civilization is generally classified separately and is not classified as a classical civilization in the same context as Egypt.

So the statement "Greece and Rome are classical civilizations." is the only correct classification among the provided options.