Agricultural Revolution Essays

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The Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution. Unit 1: Prehistory. The Paleolithic Age. Tool usage. The invention of technology . Nomadic. Hunting and gathering bands (20-30 people) Constantly moving from place to place. Homo Erectus. Migration. First group of early humans to move into Europe and Asia.

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Agricultural Revolution

Agricultural Revolution. Genesis as Critique of History. What did the early people themselves think? Genesis as a basis of knowing what some early peoples thought of civilization Inequality of men and women is unnatural Labor over/against nature is unnatural War is unnatural

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The Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution. Surplus, Cities, Trade, Empire. Modern Man . Homo Sapiens Sapiens Appear c. 40-50,000bp In 2 nd half of the last glacial period (70-12,000bp) At end of ice age climate still sub-arctic w/ frequent rain/drought

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THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION

THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION. 18 TH CENTURY FARMING. 15 TH CENTURY FARMING. What Changed????. What are the positives and negatives to this system?. PRIOR TO THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION. OPEN FIELD SYSTEM Cooperative plowing Conserved the quality of land

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Neolithic Revolution (Agricultural Revolution)

Neolithic Revolution (Agricultural Revolution). Changes. Permanent settlements due to agriculture Many institutions develop (religion, economy, education, etc). Written language is developed to keep track of harvest, trade, religious events, etc Specialized labor develops

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The Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution. Revolution=change. New farming Techniques. Throughout the early 1700s new technologies helped improve farming and increased food production. Iron Plow. Population Explosion. More food=bigger population. Estimated population statistics:

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The Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution. 1700- 1800 HWH UNIT 6 CHAPTER 7.1. Open-Field Farming. Innovations in Farming. Led by the Dutch, adopted by the British The Enclosure System The open-field system was inefficient Couldn ’ t keep up with exploding population

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AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION

AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION. HUNTING AND GATHERING : exploit many resources lightly rather than to depend heavily on only a few. HUNTING AND GATHERING : little specialization of roles. PASTORALISM: herding of domesticated / partially domesticated animals. Emergence of Agriculture: sedentism.

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Agricultural Revolution

Agricultural Revolution. SWBAT: Analyze why life changed as industry spread Summarize how an agricultural revolution led to the growth of industry Outline the new technologies that helped trigger the Industrial Revolution. Do Now 2 /4/ 13.

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Agricultural Revolution

Agricultural Revolution. Do Now. 1. Take out your Vocabulary Sheets 2. Describe following words: Drought Domesticate Livestock Agriculture. Domestication. Began in Abu Hureyra and Jericho Facing food shortages, they began to domesticate animals Planted seeds of wild plants

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Agricultural Revolution

Agricultural Revolution. End of Glacial Period – 10,000 YBP. Hunter –Gatherer life Slow Population growth Extinction of large Mammals Plant Domestication – accident? Selective breeding Likely cause was environmental. What Happened?. The fertile crescent. Domesticated Animals. Sheep

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The Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution. During the 1700s, rapid population growth in Britain increased the demand for food. As a result, food prices began to rise . Farmers realised they could make a profit if they could produce food more efficiently .

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The Agricultural Revolution

Mr. Korinek 7 th Grade Social Studies. The Agricultural Revolution. The Stone Age. Humans discovered farming toward the end of the Stone Age. “Stone Age” got its name because it was the time period that humans made tools from stone 2,000,000 B.C.E to 3000 BCE. Stone Age in Two Periods.

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First Agricultural Revolution

First Agricultural Revolution. Audrianna “Audie” (Davis) Breckenridge Amber Doyle Kara Arcusa. Definition. The transition between hunting and gathering nomadic lifestyles to ones that revolved around agriculture for food.

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Agricultural Revolution

Agricultural Revolution. Mr. Mizell , Mr. Tubbs, & Ms. Hatling Humanities Year II. Copy Vocabulary. Industrialization – the development of industries for the machine production of goods Capital – material wealth in the form of money

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The Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution. Why don’t we live on a farm?. 18th Century. 20thCentury. Fact. It is estimated that in 1930, one farmer could produce enough food to feed 9.5 people. Today it is estimated that one farmer can produce enough food to feed over 100 people. Journal Questions.

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The Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution. 1750-1900. By Mrs. Payton www.SchoolHistory.co.uk. The Agricultural Revolution.

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Neolithic Revolution (Agricultural Revolution)

Neolithic Revolution (Agricultural Revolution). Basic Ideas From the Neolithic Revolution. Geographic factors allowed for advances in agriculture that lead to stable food supplies, rising populations, and the development of society. Create a Chart Comparing Life Before and After Agriculture.

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First Agricultural Revolution

By Carlie Ladda and Nat Snyder. First Agricultural Revolution. http://woodly11.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/ag-pg1.jpeg. When did the First Agricultural Revolution Happen?. It began roughly in 6,000 BC

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The agricultural revolution

The agricultural revolution. Its causes and consequences. The neolithic revolution. Neolithic=new stone age, associated with the rise of intensive agricultural practises, i.e. farming with the use of the plough and irrigation, as well as domesticated plants and animals.

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Agricultural Revolution

Agricultural Revolution. Liv Winnicki. Pre Agricultural Revolution. 80% of Europe revolves around agriculture ancient/medieval practices harvest were small during drought or flood entire harvest gone so people would starve Harvest was very important. Open Field System.

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The Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution. 1750-1900 María Sanz. The Agricultural Revolution

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