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Plants Sheep Wheat Goat Barley Cattle Millet Pig Lentil Guinea Pig Rice Water Buffalo Maize Llama Sorghum Reindeer Yam Turkey Banana chicken Potato Answer the following questions: 1. What regions of the world have the most agriculture? Why? What regions do not have much agriculture? Why? 2. Why did some groups develop or accept completely sedentary agriculture, while others partly or fully kept to earlier patterns? 3. What evidence could you use to back up your hypothesis?

4 *What were the causes and consequences of the Neolithic shifts in human living habits?
*In what ways did settled agricultural lead to new and more complex social and economic systems? *In the development of the first civilizations, what was gained for humankind, and what was lost?

5 Your Quiz for the day Agricultural Revolution Neolithic pottery Fertile Crescent livestock animal husbandry Technology irrigation Mesopotamia Teosinite Pastoralist Catal Huyuk Jericho Chiefdom Sedentary Population increase Write a thesis statement How did the early agricultural societies differ from those of the Paleolithic era?

6 Criteria of civilization

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