Stability: The Keystone of Early Civilizations

The early human depended mainly on hunting, lived in caves, and constantly moved to find new

food sources. The stability of individuals alongside rivers in early history was the seed of early

civilizations. The individuals knew agriculture and started to use nature for their purposes. The

most important event is the early government systems and power distribution establishment.

Later, the commercial movements between civilizations produced the idea of money and then

the lust for taking over and conquering other civilizations. History might be complicated, but

these gave birth to Sciences, Religions, Legends, and Arts that still impress us now.