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Day One Simulation Reflection- Ancient Mesopotamia

During the activity, I personally did most of the laws. As a group, we divided the work load up, so for Larry, he did most of the written language and the trading, Joy did much of the architectural planning for the temple, Louis and I did the laws and policies, while Larry and I tried to build the invention. Our biggest accomplishment as a civilization was managing to get the supplies for our top-secret invention because getting supplies is harder when you don’t have much natural supplies. Our weakest point as a civilization was trying to agree on one point because some of us thought we needed to create an original temple, while some of us thought that we need to use the plan to copy. If I could do this activity again, I would change how fast and efficient we worked. We got the temple drawn, laws written, language figured out and trading done, but we didn’t finish the top-secret invention. The top-secret invention is the most important one, so our “society” can take over faster, but we didn’t finish it quickly.

What are the Advantages of Living Near a River

Living near a river is good because there many benefices. For example, many crops, people, and animals need large amounts of water to live.  A river is a fresh water source and very good for life to sustain upon. If someone lives near a river, they can easily get water quickly and efficiently, other than another person, who lives farther away. When living near a river, people quickly adapt to its environment by making new inventions, like the pottery wheel, and understood how the river functions and make up calculations and math. When people invent new things and discover a new way, it makes further generations have an easier life to experience and make them smarter. Living near a river is also a good place for a major food hotspot. Since animals need water to survive, people have learned to fish and hunt nearside a river. When people thought about living near rivers, people also invented leisure activities and recreation, like kayaking, canoeing, and etc. This paragraph proves that living near a river is good because a river is a good water source, food source, and a good leisure spot, if you live closely to one, of course.

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