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    Scholars have long sought to compare different civilizations across history in order to better understand their similarities and differences. Many factors must be considered when attempting to define or classify a civilization, such as its geographical location, dominant religion, political system, economic foundations, and cultural achievements. However, comparing civilizations is challenging and subjective given their complexity and the diverse array of factors that shaped each one.

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    Scholars have long sought to compare different civilizations across history in order to better understand their similarities and differences. Many factors must be considered when attempting to define or classify a civilization, such as its geographical location, dominant religion, political system, economic foundations, and cultural achievements. However, comparing civilizations is challenging and subjective given their complexity and the diverse array of factors that shaped each one.

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    Scholars have long sought to compare different civilizations across history in order to better understand their similarities and differences. Many factors must be considered when attempting to define or classify a civilization, such as its geographical location, dominant religion, political system, economic foundations, and cultural achievements. However, comparing civilizations is challenging and subjective given their complexity and the diverse array of factors that shaped each one.

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