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One of the first civilizations to have been created was named Cradle. Cradle was located in the middle east which was the birthplace of the world's easiest language that was commonly used to keep temple records. The settlement created after Cradle was the Egyptian settlement that could be found in the Nile river valley in northeastern Africa and was referred to as the Nubia settlement.
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The central coast of Peru was home to the caral civilization which was the third to have been created. Caral was built here to give the people easy access to water from the nearby Andes Mountains.
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The Xia Dynasty had organized flood control projects to control the waters. These projects were overseen by Monarch Wu and helped shape the channels of water.
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The Indus Valley increased salt levels in the soil nearby which caused a decrease in crop yields which influenced the irrigation. The Indus Valley was located in the Indian subcontinent and Hindu and Indian culture in the present day reflects the tradition that was made in the time of the Indus Valley.
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A majority of the major technological advancements that happened at this time came from the Shang Dynasty. These advancements include writing, math, astronomy, and artwork as well as the creation of a regulated government.
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Chinese Territory expanded with the Zhou Dynasty where they buried tons of human sacrifices with their deceased ruler and their lavish tombs.
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In approximately 727 BCE, King Piye from Kush invaded Egypt. Egypt was already weak from an internal competition for power among its own ten kingdoms, which made it easy for King Piye to conquer Egypt with the Kushite Army.
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At this time, Egypt and Mesopotamia were conquered by the Persian empire. The founder of the Persian Empire, Cyrus the Great, first conquered Mesopotamia in 539 BCE by defeating Babylon. Then, in 525 BCE, King Cambyses II led the army to defeat Egypt in the battle of Pelusium.