One of the concepts that I had an intriguing interest in is the classical civilization. It deals with previous aspects in a holistic approach. Enlightenment entails roman culture, ancient lifestyles, and even languages. The vastness that comes with studying classical civilization gives an individual an opportunity to branch out and a topic he or she develops an interest in while exploring the course. It is like a foundation that educates insights the mind and teaches things from the past that one needs to know and gain information and skills. Furthermore, Classical civilization gives factors that facilitate civilization in the history and places value systems that made past cultures prosper and excel to their full potential.

More so, it gives an in-depth perspective on cultural history. Classical civilization focuses on underlying ways of life and traditions in areas like the Mediterranean Sea, which is also known for early Greek poetry in the 7th century. In fact, the Mediterranean Sea was the place where   Roman Empire records traced their origin.

 

The second idea derived from the course material is the relation of past civilizations and present civilizations. It was interesting to note the similarities and differences between previous culture and current civilizations. The brains behind the civilizations intended to ensure that communities live in good stable health status and cater for their families without dying from common diseases. The reading of the entire texts rather than the excerpts give one all the information needed to develop a critical thinking exercise into the practices and customs of past civilizations. Thus, the tracing of past civilizations and relating them to present situations makes it relevant   and propagates an exclusive way of checking on issues.