Neolithic
Research the technology of the 1920s (using key words "timeline of 1900s" or "timeline of technology of the 20th century"). Make a timeline with at least ten technologies (be sure to include transportation, entertainment, home life, and the work place) of that time that you think changed the way Americans lived during this period (worth 1 point for each technology you list).
Menstruation
it was a age of innocents in American culture where we were just opening our eyes to the possibilities of technology and enjoying life
development of the Renaissance
it takes courage to kill a bear and save other men's life
Neolithic
Neolithic
Technology makes life easier and comfortable.
Overall, it seems to have increased the quality of life. For example, as medicine advances thanks to technology, many who would have died from diseases in post-war Australia were saved.
increses shelf life of food product, nano-technology, HPP, biodegradable packaging. hope this helps
nomadic did more than the settled life
Advances in technology enabled manufacturers to reduce the size, increase the battery life, increase the range and add more functions to the basic design.
Nomadic life involves constantly moving from place to place in search of resources, while settled life involves staying in one location for an extended period of time. Nomadic societies are often more adaptable and mobile, while settled societies tend to develop more complex social structures and economies based on agriculture.
Both serve a purpose in our lives, one is the search of truth and advances in our every day lives and technology helps bring it together and easy to use.
Vast improvements in medical knowledge.Huge advances in technology of all kinds.The eradication of several major and fatal dieases.Security of knowing a future exists for you.
why was the need of storing grains feed after the boagring of settled life
The need to store grains arose after the beginning of settled life because people were now engaged in agriculture, producing surplus food that needed to be stored for future consumption during times of scarcity or to be traded. Storing grains also ensured a more stable food supply, especially during periods of drought or crop failure. Additionally, storing grains enabled communities to have reserves during times of conflict or emergency.