World Civilization Final Examination

Name: MA. CRISTY PABONITA-MASONG Subject: WORLD CIVILIZATION

FINAL EXAMINATION

1. Explain the significance of the leaders in the different civilizations. Point out certain characteristics that

these leaders possessed and are worthy of emulation at present.

There can be various aspects of leadership that can be learned from ancient leaders. Some identified

characteristics of a good leader helps us know how they have improved the lives of their citizens.

According to the study, leaders who believe that humanity is created in the image of God should be fair

and love justice. Throughout the history of ancient civilizations, we have learned that even though

leaders are expected to act in a certain way, everyone is still expected to do something wrong. Leaders

better person. He or she should also be able to instill in the next generation the necessary character to

lead. They also believe that leadership should not be focused on oneself but on the welfare of the

majority. Lastly, a successful leader should be humble and caring toward the needy and the stranger.

2. Since the evolution of world civilization, several factors have to be considered. Describe how civilization

evolved from different stages up to the present. Discuss the important factors that contribute to the

development of world civilizations making them stand strong compared to the rest of mankind.

Urbanization brought about a variety of complex ways of life. The first civilizations, which emerged

around 4000 BCE, were able to establish networks of settlements after agriculture and trade provided

them with a stable supply of food. The rise of trade and agriculture also allowed people to pursue

various interests and professions in a relatively confined area. The characteristics of civilizations that

services to the urban residents.

3. Civilizations of the world experienced the rise and fall. What is it in the Greek-Roman civilization that

makes their legacy timeless or classical? Explain your answer.

The ancient Greece was an influential cultural and political force. One of the most significant

achievements of the country was its direct democracy. It had a huge influence on various fields, such

as politics, philosophy, and the arts. It also contributed to the development of the Roman Empire.

According to Horace, Captive Greece took her conqueror and taught her how to make art in Latium.

The Roman Empire provided the foundation for Western culture. Through its acquisition of Classical

Greek culture, the Byzantine Empire was able to exert its influence on various other cultures, such as

the Slavs and the Islamic Golden Age. During the 18th and 19th centuries, a new generation of