Q3 L3: Early Civilization, Rise of State, Democratization

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  • this is the establishment of a form of a form of complex organizatiobn, the state, and development of hierarchal administrative bureaucracies
    civilization
  • what countries did the concept of civilization emerge?
    mesopotamia, egypt, india, china
  • when did the concept of civilization emerge?
    6000 bc
  • the characteristics of a civilization include:
    - building a sustainable house
    - handling metals and other sources
    - the division of labor
    - specialization and advancement in writing
  • the common particularities in historical civilizations include:
    1. intensive rural strategies
    2. those not in agriculture constituted the population of the cities
    3. institutionalized control of a generation by a ruling class
  • this is the term referring to the amount of resources that exceed the portion that is actively utilized. this allowed the sustenance of a group of population in other fields like administration, industry, war, science, religion
    surplus
  • this developed fairly recently; 1500s in europe
    nation state
  • back then, people were more likely to identify themselves with their region or local lord
  • ruler of states frequently had little control over their countries; local feudal lords had a great deal of power
  • in the early modern era, monarchs began consolidating power by weakening feudal nobles and allying themselves with emerging commercial classes
  • with the birth of the nation state, this led to the creation of nationalism, which was a political ideology that promoted the loyalty, devotion, and idea of a nation
  • modern, integrated nation state clearly established in the 19th century
  • this is the expansion of a set of related political ideals with different intellectual vintages; gained prominence during the emergence of capitalist modernity
    democratization
  • a process in which social groups have made claims on the state through riots, protests, strikes, lobbies
    democratization
  • a process by which democracy expands within a state or world
    democratization
  • mental beginnings of the concept extend back to athen's standard of a city administration and roman republicanism
  • in 1700s, the notion that sovereignity lay with the people, bacame coupled with the modern ideologies of the enlightenment like liberalism and socialism
  • enumerate the three equal branches of the philippines
    legislative, executive, judicial
  • this provided a separation of powers between three equal branches
    constitution
  • this branch makes the law
    legislative
  • this branch covers the congress which includes the senate and the house of representatives
    legislative
  • this branch carries out the law
    executive
  • this branch includes the president, vice president, and the cabinet
    executive
  • this branch evaluates the law
    judicial
  • this branch includes the supreme court and other courts
    judicial