What is a 'civilization'?
Correct answer: B. The broadest construction of cultural identity
- A. Europe and the US
- B. The broadest construction of cultural identity
- C. A society which is intellectually accomplished
- D. Mesopotamia
Explanation
In civilizational analysis, a civilization is the broadest level of cultural identity, wider than nations, religions, or particular societies. Europe and the United States are only examples of societies associated with one civilization, not the definition itself.
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