Plants were first domesticated in ancient Mesopotamia when hunter gatherers were able form settlement in more fertile areas. The first planted crops consisted of grasses that were good to eat and would eventually make the first bread.
Crops were first domesticated around 12,000 years ago during the Neolithic Revolution. This marked the transition from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to settled agriculture, leading to the development of complex societies.
Different animals were domesticated at different times, but evidence suggests the first animal to be domesticated from wild ancestors was probably the dog, possibly as early as 30,000 years ago.
~10000 years ago
Rice was first domesticated in China around 10,000 years ago. It later spread to other regions in Asia and eventually to other parts of the world.
The first crop domesticated in Mesoamerica was maize, also known as corn. Maize cultivation was a significant development in the region and became a staple food for many indigenous cultures.
In Mesopotamia, wheat and barley were among the primary crops domesticated, whereas in Mesoamerica, maize (corn) was the primary crop. Mesopotamians also domesticated animals like sheep and goats, while Mesoamericans domesticated turkeys. Additionally, the agricultural techniques and tools used in each region varied based on local environmental conditions.
The dog was likely the first domesticated animal by Stone Age people. Evidence suggests that dogs were domesticated from wolves around 15,000 years ago for various purposes such as hunting, protection, and companionship.
The effects of agriculture on the early people was that agriculture changed a lot of the hard labor and was much easier because you didn't have to move around and you were able to feed yourself and make a profit. Early agriculture may seem like it is easy work but it is a lot of work and energy to domesticate and take care of the animals and plants. One of the biggest effects was that people depended more on their crops than migrating from place to place because crops provided more food for people than just looking for food. People began to stay in one place and tend to their crops. They also formed villages. They also had to build walls around their villages to protect their cropland from other villages. People not only domesticated plants, but they also domesticated animals. Some people became nomads and migrated frrom place to place to get food for their animnals, like shephards. Some people had to burn wild plants to create more farmland for their crops. That resulted less food for their livestock. Agriculture also effected the population. When crops failed, the population decreased, and when the crops thrived and prospered, the population of the town or village increased. One of the biggest effects was that people depended more on their crops than migrating from place to place because crops provided more food for people than just looking for food. People began to stay in one place and tend to their crops. They also formed villages. They also had to build walls around their villages to protect their cropland from other villages. People not only domesticated plants, but they also domesticated animals. Some people became nomads and migrated frrom place to place to get food for their animnals, like shephards. Some people had to burn wild plants to create more farmland for their crops. That resulted less food for their livestock. Agriculture also effected the population. When crops failed, the population decreased, and when the crops thrived and prospered, the population of the town or village increased.
Wheat was one of the earliest crops.
Wheat is the first cereal to be cultivated by man.
Domestication was the first settlement. They grew crops and hunted and gathered. They hunted for animals and clothes as well as crops.
Mesopotamia
Domesticated food crops come from crops like corn, wheat and whey. These plants can occur naturally in nature such as fruit trees like apple, nut and orange trees.
The first animal to be domesticated is the dog
they were the first animals to be domesticated
The goose was the first domesticated animal.
Social divisions within a community, domesticated animals, domesticated crops, productions of surplus food, technology improves.
yes the first plant to be domesticated was grass
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