Global Studies Regents Review: Turning Points in History.

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Global Studies Regents Review: Turning Points in History

Neolithic Revolution- 10,000 b.c Transition from Nomadic Life to Settled Farming Able to domesticate animals and plant crops Led to: Civilization F.O.O.T.S. Food supply Organized Government Organized Religion Trade and technology System of writing

Fall of Rome

Effects of the Fall of Rome Constant warfare and invasions Cities abandoned as economic and political centers Population becomes mostly rural Political, economic, and cultural face of Europe changes Feudalism develops