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Develop Your Own Civilization

            Courta Rica was a well developed civilization. It was located where present day Turkey and Iraq is. The government was a hierarchy which the royal family was the Kennedy's. They were polytheistic, believing in many gods. The civilization had a money system which they used beautiful rocks as money. Social classes were also important to the civilization. The Courta Ricans were very artistic people; they were extremely well potters and artists. The public works of this civilization was advance for their point in time. The writing the Courta Ricans used was cuneiform. Courta Rica was considered to be a well developed civilization. .
             Location has a lot to do with if a civilization will last or not. Courta Rica was located on two rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates. The two rivers would often flood. Courta Ricans built dikes and irrigation systems to control and hold back the water. The water would be stored in an underground tank that would be pumped when it was needed to water crops. They weren't traders because they weren't located near much oceans or seas to trade with other civilizations. .
             The government was also an important part of the Courta Rican civilization. Courta Rica had a government which was a hierarchy. The royal family were the Kennedys. In this government, the Kennedy's were in the highest class accompanied by important priest. They owned all the land in Courta Rica, made all the decisions, and bluntly had all the power and wealth possibly.
             Religion is an important part of any civilization. The Courta Ricans believed in many gods so they were polytheistic. Their main god was named Azu Ka. They believed he controlled everything. There were many gods underneath him but they had very little power. Everything that those gods did had to go through Azu Ka. Religion was very important to the Courta Ricans. They had many days for just strictly religious practicing. Religion was a very serious issue in the civilization Courta Rica.


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