Written Languages were developed.
trading and lifes of others that had to live in one small tent made that happen with all life back then
Agriculture allowed early humans to settle in one place instead of constantly moving in search of food. This led to the development of permanent settlements, complex societies, and specialized roles within communities. Agriculture also provided a more stable and reliable food source, leading to population growth and the emergence of civilizations.
The emergence of agriculture was likely due to a combination of factors such as climate change leading to the availability of stable food sources, population pressure pushing communities to find more reliable food supplies, and experimentation with domestication of plants and animals. These factors together contributed to the development of agriculture as a sustainable way to produce food.
The development of agriculture allowed for a more stable food supply, leading to settlements, population growth, and the rise of social complexity. It also enabled the specialization of labor, the establishment of permanent structures, and the growth of civilizations. Agriculture fundamentally transformed human societies from hunter-gatherer lifestyles to settled communities with defined roles and hierarchies.
Economics did not change much during this period. Iron -a functionally superior metal to copper- was now used to construct tools. Although agriculture was still very important, improved farming methods enabled parts of the population to pursue other means of making a living while relying on the availability of food produced by others. Some people for example specialised solely in the crafting of tools, while others devoted their life to religion. As the population continued to increase Europe became more crowded, so that it was no longer possible to find new fertile farmland simply by migrating. Shifts took place in cultural and political life. From the large number of cultures that had come to exist during the first appearance of agriculture in Europe, a few had developed further and come to dominate. While the Greek culture for example developed in the south-eastern part of Europe, north-western Europe and central Europe saw the appearance of relatively new cultures. The Celtic culture came to dominate large parts of Europe, while the Germanic culture was firmly established in northern and north-eastern Europe. Eastern Europe on the other hand was dominated by new cultures from Asia. The Germanic and Celtic cultures were each composed of many separate groups that had similar cultures, yet each group had its own territory and political organisation. The first signs of conflicts between "states" became manifest as each group held on to its own culture and territory.
Written Languages Developed, :)
agriculture changed daily life by having good jobs and stable homes.
agriculture changed daily life by having good jobs and stable homes.
made it pretty easy
Learning from various cultural experiences and ways of life.
changed production, agriculture, travel, way of life, etc.
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Sparta was a community that depended on agriculture so there life was technically dependant on agriculture, there way of life was agriculture and war, and Athens depended on trade.
Agriculture allowed early people to settle in one place instead of constantly moving to hunt and gather food. This led to the development of permanent settlements, the accumulation of surplus food, and the growth of complex societies with division of labor. Agricultural societies also developed new technologies, social structures, and belief systems.
how did farming change the life of native americans