“Nowadays, the development level of countries is measured by their capita per electrical energy consumption.” (Karakoç 2011) The “Cities" first begun to be established to live together and cooperate, has now been converted to a settlement style; a form of society, a culture and a lifestyle. (Korkut&Kiper 2016) When we look at the historical process;
“Around 3500 BC, for the purpose of ‘solidarity’ people developed what we call ‘cities’ today. Mesopotamia, India, Egypt and China.” Later, “In the 1500s BC with the help of animals such as camels and the advances in trade, commercial cities that produced nothing has began to be established.” (Ching, Jarzombek, Prakash 2017) A trade oriented centralization (urbanization) created a culture of competition. This culture of competition led to the emergence of social classes over time. In centuries, the domination that these commercial cities and their elected administrators tried to establish over the labor, has turned into an effort to dominate on each other and the trade routes.
