The Neolithic Revolution a.k.a. Stop Chasing The Food.

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The Neolithic Revolution a.k.a. Stop Chasing The Food

What was life like before the Neolithic Revolution? Paleolithic Era (Stone Age) Tools from stone, small clans, nomadic, hunting-gathering Neolithic era…new technology Human history changes…starts in Southwest Asia-Middle East!

What technology changed it all? Domestication of animals Ability to tame and breed animals Some animals are domesticable

Some are not 

Domestication of Crops Plant seeds on purpose, less gathering Grains: millet, barley, wheat, rice Fruits, and vegetables

When and where did this happen? Around 8,000 BCE (before the common era or B.C.) Along river valleys of Euphrates and Tigris Rivers….culturally diffused from there!

So what? Who cares? I do You should. It’s on your exam. History is forever changed. Humans harness nature and become powerful. Star the next slide!!! Big finish…

Impact of Neolithic Revolution= Civilization! Food supply grows= population grows… clans to tribes to village First cities /civilizations develop by 3,000 bce (rivers) Specialization of jobs/social classes…hunter, smith, potter, weaver, priest, chief/leader More inventions …record-keeping/writing, wheel, metal Structures built, organized religion

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