Climate change has significantly impacted historical civilizations, influencing their development, prosperity, and eventual decline. For instance, the Aridization in the Middle East contributed to the fall of the Akkadian Empire, while the Little Ice Age affected agricultural production in Europe, leading to famine and social unrest. Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns have historically prompted migrations, conflicts over resources, and shifts in social structures. Understanding these impacts underscores the importance of environmental factors in shaping human history and the rise and fall of societies.