What are some similarities that the peoples and civilizations of Africa and Oceania have with other civilizations you've learned about? Question from Penn Foster World History Lesson 1: 1.7

Answer and Explanation:

Historians use items to make deductions on how life in the past was. There are no written records that come from the early ages. However, some of them that exist cannot easily understand. That is why today, human beings make speculate about life in the past by archeology.

Every civilization has some common traits between them. If we talk about some similarities that the peoples and civilizations of Africa and Oceania have with other civilizations, there are also some everyday things.

The first similarity between the civilizations is agriculture. At every age, the individuals practiced some form of farming through farming, hunting, and animal husbandry.

Secondly, hierarchy and socialization are also the same between them. Human beings lived in groups for a long time; they lived in groups of 20 to 30 people. They also have to move from place to place because of the animal and plant cycles due to weather.

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