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The neolithic revolution refers to the great cultural advancement of mankind that results from?
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The neolithic revolution was a major turning point thatcchanged the course of history for mankind?
The neolithic revolution was a major turning point that changed the course of history for mankind because the nomads settled and people started farming and making communities.
Explain the role of 4 different minerals in the advancement of mankind?
quartz,talc,apatite,feldspar
What ancient people have changed the world?
Those who have made a significant and durable contribution to the advancement of mankind.
What does Armstrong mean by one giant leap for mankind?
Landing on the moon represented a huge advancement in technology for humans and was seen as milestone in technological advancement and space exploration.
What was the Revolution that involved the transition from hand tools to machines?
The "Industrial" revolution or...the "Expenditure of Mankind".
Are cultural activities important to mankind?
important to the culture of malaysian
A scientist who studies the history of mankind?
An Anthropologist is the one who studies mankind and his development. Anthropology is the study of mankind and his developments.
Who said revolution is the inalienable right of mankind?
Thomas Jefferson, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, stated that "revolution is the right of mankind" in the Declaration of Independence.
Was there violence in the Industrial Revolution?
Yes, there is violence in every period of time. Mankind is violent in nature.
Risk and benefits of science and technology?
In simplest terms: Benefits Advancement of mankind Risk Ethics Safety I'm sure there are more but these seem to me to be pinnacle points.
At which period in history did mankind start to add lots of greehouse gases to the atmosphere?
From the Industrial Revolution onward.
When was the beginning of agriculture?
The beginning of agriculture is generally considered to have started around 10,000 years ago during the Neolithic Revolution, when humans began domesticating plants and animals for food production. This marked a significant shift from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to settled farming communities.
