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{ How did human impact their environment? Khalil Hill 3/28/12 Per 5

{{  Climatic changed around the world.  Temperatures began to rise and glaciers began to melt.  Oceans began to rise and cover the old coastlines and land bridges. After glacier age

{{  Hey where they first people to developed fire.  They build house out of mud bricks that they let dry in the sun before they used it.  They hunted animals like mammoth, deer, and bison. Early man

{{  The earliest farming tools stick used for digging up roots which would make holes for them to plant he seeds.  They also had the plow which infected the environment by digging up the ground so they can grow there food. Early farmers

{{  The used mud and made mud bricks to make there homes.  They used bronze to make their tools for farming. Mesopotamia

{{  They impact are environment by building pyramids  They believed in many gods Egypt

{{  The Greece change are environment by doing the Olympics.  Also by making olive crowns. Greece

{{  Roman in pack are Environment by farming.  The raised cattle,sheep, goats and pigs. Rome

 What I learn about early civilization is that they impact are environment by farming and to day we impact it by population and trash and that what I think.