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The Neolithic Revolution The Rise of Farming Society (10,000 – 5,000 BCE)
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What Was Life Like Before the Neolithic Revolution?
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Life Before the Neolithic Revolution Nomadic – Constantly moving, lived as hunter gatherers. Moved according to season and migrating animals Technology – Tools for digging, spears, knives, and clubs Art - Cave paintings, carvings, and jewelry
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Limitations to Nomadic Life Possessions – Only what you can carry No permanent housing Slow population growth
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Limitations to Nomadic Life Constant Labor – Since people were constantly moving and struggling to survive advancements in technology were extremely slow
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Quick Write What advantages do you think a farming society have over a nomadic society?
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What Changes Occurred During the Neolithic Revolution?
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Neolithic Revolution Switched from nomadic lifestyle to farming society Established permanent homes = progress, advancements in technology, altered surrounding environment
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Neolithic Revolution
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Domestication Dogs, goats, pigs, horses Tame vs. Domestication Used for labor, transportation, and food
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Domesticated Plants Cereals (wheat, corn) Pulses (soybean) Tubers (potatoes, manioc) Sugar (sugar cane, beets) Fruit (bananas) Animals (Big Five) 1. Sheep 2. Cow 3. Goat 4. Pig 5. Horse
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Population
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Key Things to Remember… The Neolithic revolution didn’t happen abruptly, but emerged gradually as a result of trial and error It first appeared in a few places, not everywhere Most people didn’t go through it at first, and some still haven’t
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