this is about the early civilizations of egypt, nubia,sumaria, assyria, persia, israel, indus valley,aryans, china.

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this is about the early civilizations of egypt, nubia,sumaria, assyria, persia, israel, indus valley,aryans, china.

the question is:
in which ways did cultures or civilizations come in contact and, as a result, aspects of one culture were adopted by another?

For the most part, they didn't -- at least not for a long time.

http://www.appiusforum.com/civilizations.html

Travel, however, developed by means of overland trade routes, as well as rivers and the coastlines of seas and oceans (the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean, etc.)

New discoveries are constantly being made, though -- for example:
http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/?id=HAMOUKAR.CHI

http://discuss.santafe.edu/robustness/stories/StoryReader$90

If you are doing a report, you should probably choose two or three of these civilizations to concentrate on. It'll be better and more productive to do so.

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Answer 1

It is unclear how the civilizations mentioned in your question specifically came into contact with each other and adopted aspects of one another's culture. However, trade routes, travel, and interactions along river systems and coastlines could have facilitated contact between these civilizations. For example, the Silk Road and the maritime trade routes in the Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean would have allowed for cultural exchange between civilizations. Additionally, conquests, migrations, and diplomatic relationships could have also led to the adoption of certain aspects of one culture by another. Further research into specific historical events and interactions between these civilizations would provide more concrete examples of cultural exchange.