How Did Humans Directly Impact Their Enviroment?

1. How Did Humans Directly Impact Their Enviroment? By: Bradley Erman TALENT 21 PROJECT

2. Introduction In this power point presentation you will be introduced to early cilvilation, and how country’s evolved in this wild planet know as Earth! When this power point presentation is over you will know everything you need to know about early cilvilation, and how country’s evolved through good times and through bad times. This will show the types of early humans. How early farmers farmed, after the glacier ages. Also how country’s evolved such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome.

3. After Glacier Ago • After the Glacier age finally over a lot of the previous resources were lost. 1.)Food was limited. 2.) Death of humans increased. 3.) Since more ice melted there was more water to cause floods, tsunami’s mudslides, and other natural disaster's.

4. Early Man • Early human’s have invented so many different ways to survive in early years . • One of the example’s that they have in invented was starting a fire for warmth, also to cook there meat that they hunted for, and finally for protection. • Another one of these examples are that the early human’s have created weapons made out of stone, and wood made for a simple bow, and arrow. Or at least today it is simple to make that type of weapon. The different type of early man’s are: 1: Homo Habilis 2: Australopithecines 3: Homo Erectus

5. Early Farmer’s Early Farmer’s found the most brilliant, yet simple way’s to make a whole brand new way to expand there appetite. An idea that they invented was growing crops right from the rich soil that they had. Some of the type of food they grew were: Grains, corn, oats and other things to. So to grow these crops they had to invent some way to give them water with out flooding the area. That’s when they had an idea of irrigation! The only way they could get the water was from ponds, dams, and river’s { The Nile River}.

6. Mesopotamia In Mesopotamia there a north Mesopotamia, and there was a south Mesopotamia. North Mesopotamia sat on high, flat land of a plateau. Southern Mesopotamia was located in the low, flat land. In the spring the Tigris, and Euphrates rivers would often flood over and through the banks. As the floods drained back into a normal level, that past flood deposited, and left a brand new layer of silt made out of soil, and tiny rocks.

7. Egypt Egypt was separated into two places, there was Upper Egypt, and Lower Egypt. King Narmer united the two kingdoms into a new city state-{ Memphis}. The first ziggurat was built in Mesopotamia. The Nile River ran through the Egypt, and Mesopotamia.

8. Greece • Ancient Greece have spoken the Greek language. • The Olympic Games were established in Greece, in 776 B.C. The Ancient Greek’s were polytheistic, so they belived in one or more gods such as, Zeus, Poisiden, Hades. 3 GREEK GODS Zeus- Heavens posiden- sea Hades- underworld

9. Rome • Rome’s homeland was home to many thing’s in the world. • A very famous coliseum is located in Rome. Besides Greece Rome also had Ancient gods also.

10. Conclusion • To conclude about this passage is that there are a lot of fact’s about these country’s in the world. Some we have found, and some that we are still on the search for those fact’s. All of this information is providing us with so much history, and backgrounds behind these country’s of the globe that we never discovered. If we never had these fact’s what do you think the world would be like today.