Out of all of these, which are the most important??

Question

Complex religion

Writing

Social classes

job specualization

organized government

public works

rate them from most....to least.

Answer 1

It is a matter of opinion, but I would say:

Writing

Government

Public works

Job Specialization

Religion

Classes

Answer 2

1) Public works

2) Writing

3) Organized Government

4) Job Specialization

5) Social Classes

6) Complex Religion

Answer 3

Complex Religion (Complex???)

Writing

Organized government

Public works

Job Specialization

Social classes

Have a right-wing day.

Answer 4

They're so very different.  Do you mean ideologically, or in practice? Individually, or for society at large?  I'll take a stab at it...

1.)  Writing - If you said speech/complex communication, it would come first, but as writing is a derivative of this, none of the others would exist without language...written or otherwise.

2.)  Organized government - the larger the society, the more important it becomes for it to be organized.  Without organization, writing/communication is irrelevant, yet it cannot be sustained without discourse.

3.)  Public Works - its existence is dependent on organized government and that which aids in its organization (communication).  A healthy society needs efficient public works (unfortunately, we've cut back on many of them in the US).

4.) Job specialization - aids in the effective implementation of all those preceding it.

I'm torn between 5 and 6...but I'll decide for the purposes herein

5.) Complex religion - Individually important, but it's applications to a society are debatable.  No, we don't have to have the same ideas, and morality doesn't inherently have to come from religion, but I would tend to agree with the argument that society begins to break down with the dissolution of morals...or humanity, if you will.

6.) Social classes - yes the US is capitalist, not communist or purely socialist.  BUT, I do not believe that a socioeconomic hierarchy is necessary for a healthy society.  Communism breaks down in practice, not necessarily in theory; there's never been a communist country (almost said company...same thing) that has implemented pure capitalism...well, that I know of, I guess.