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1. What is Civilization?

2. Roman Empire

3. Cleopatra

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This solution gives a brief description of the definition of civilization, establishment of Roman Empire and Cleopatra

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A civilization became meaningful when a group of people reside in a city. Other key features of a civilization are that they should have the knowledge of writing and production of iron. In other words, the civilized people are those who came out of savagery and lead a gentle life. They would definitely have a well-defined political, social and economic structure. The founding of the Roman civilization is based on a ...

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