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Talent 21 project Social Studies By: Dillon Connelly

Introduction

After Glacier Age  They Started To Settle Down in one place.  They Started to use more resources around them such as water and wood from trees.  They started to Domesticate Plants and animals.  They had more resources around them.

Early Man They Created Fire by rubbing rocks together.

Early Farmers  Early Fames devolved Irrigation ditches which lead them to surpluses.  Also they used Sickles, and hoes that where made of Copper and clay.  They started to mix copper and tin which produced bronze. Which is a lot stronger than copper by its self. 

Mesopotamia  In early Mesopotamia The people used the Tigris and the Euphrates for fishing cooking and bathing and farming.  Next they stared to dig irrigation ditches to control the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.  They invented the plow and planted seeds while they plowed.  They also invented the Iku, created a number system, a 360 day calendar, Also they believed in many gods.

Egypt  Lower Egypt was Located by the Niles Mouth At the Mediterranean sea.  King Narmer Combined Lower Egypt and upper Egypt and made the city Memphis as the new capital.  The Egyptians would Mummify the dad to prepare them for the Afterlife.  If the Soul could see that the body was his he would come back to life.

Greece  Greeks were the first to invent the Olympics.  The Olympics were held at Olympia.  Greeks did a lot of trade with other groups of people in the Mediterranean.

Rome

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