History Civilization project

Our civilization

AHAMAAR

By: Melany Ramos, Javier Navarro, Marco Marciaga, Ricardo Peñafiel, and Sebastian Chanis

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INDEX

7. Language

1. Name

2. Social Organization

8. Dress code

3. Religion

9. Geographical Position

4. Architecture

10. Laws

5. Agriculture

10. Trade

6. Goverment

name

Our community is called Ahamaar since the first inhabitants or ancestors of this community started with a small town by the sea where together they came together to work hard to improve their community.

Social organization

This is our social organization

Religion

In this civilization, the population praises a mythological god who is a giant snake with ice spikes called Lalassu, he is an imposing being that as long as the right thing does nothing to you and will bring good to your life, and if you do wrong , he will punish you, in ancient writings his fury is represented with strong tsunamis and earthquakes.

architecture

"A seismic-resistant architecture that has specific construction techniques, such as flexible materials, structural reinforcements, and deep foundations, along with strict building codes and waterproof painting and materials that come with installed heating systems."

Incredible and strong structures

Agriculture

Ahamaar's agriculture thrives in their cold, seismic-prone land of Europe, focusing on cold-resistant grains like barley and rye, alongside root vegetables and hardy berries.

Goverment

Ahamaar's government is a monarchy led by a King and advised by noble councils overseeing agriculture, infrastructure, and commerce.

Language

'Every language in the world, has evolved from other laguages, even the english.

The language of the ahamaarians comes from the latin, with some touches of other languages.

This is our abecedary

Dress Code

How men dress

Casual cloth

The inhabitants of the community wore very warm clothing since the weather was cold.

Men Code

.Men wore long tunics or knee-length tunics, made of natural fabrics such as linen, cotton or wool. They could choose between wide pants or knee-length tunics, leather sandals for walking on uneven terrain, leather belts or other natural materials to hold.

Women Code

Women wore long dresses or ankle-length tunics, also made of natural fabrics and adorned with simple embroidery or geometric patterns, Shawls or wraps to cover the shoulders, especially on formal or religious occasions,

Geographical Position…

Geography: this country is located between the cold zone and the northern temperate zone, it belongs to Europe and its relief is made up of snowy mountain ranges, tundras, polar deserts and taigas. It has a lot of seismic activity and a large archipelago of islands formed by volcanic eruptions in ancient times.

LAWS

-Environmental Protection Law: Stricter regulations to conserve natural resources and reduce pollution. -Gender Equality Law: Ensuring equal opportunities between men and women. -Cybersecurity Law: Reinforcing data protection and online security. Animal -Welfare Law: Regulations to prevent abuse and promote responsible pet care. Mental

-Mental Health Law: Access to mental health services and disease prevention. -Inclusive Education Law: Promoting accessibility and diversity in educational systems. -Entrepreneurship Promotion Law: Support for small businesses with tax incentives and access to financing.

TRADE

Most traded elements in ahamaar, in a triangle graph for better understanding:

Ahamaar's trade network is essential for its economy, exporting cold-climate crops, hardy berries, textiles, and seismic-resistant materials while importing luxury goods, spices, art, and technology.

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