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Change is apart of human nature whether its positive or negative change, but with that we're able to develop and learn from it.

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The concept behind the chapter is about the development of the "first people" with social structure, interactions, culture, and economy. Based on chapter one, the meaning of SPICE engendered through agriculture which introduced the idea of trade. With the ability to trade, the "first people" began a economical service with the travelers. Therefore, the travelers learned the truth behind their culture, which is called paleolithic art. This created the interactions between the migration and "first people", leading on to the spread of our lives today.

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The thesis/argument is how people in the past used to migrate from different places, as well as finding a way on how to survive.

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The thesis in chapter one is about the Paleolithic era being ignore in history books while the new era being talked about. If we we skip the paleolithic era we dont understand how human ulturally change.

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Historians are seeking the start, process,beginnings,changes and migration humankind that started in Africa that permitted accumulation and learning that started hundreds of  thousand years ago although specialists argue over the ideas.

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The Paleolithic and Neolithic eras are much more significant than history makes it out to be and they are neglected, but their achievements are much too important to be ignored.

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Before human civilizations in agricultural places, there was various cultures that have disappeared due to people telling history starting after the genocides of these people.

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The Hadza are an indigenous ethnic group who made a living out of their agriculture and were one of the first groups of people who transformed their experiences from the way they began to live.

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Chapter one discusses how evolution began with the "Old Stone Age", but history does not acknowledge how their development impacted and improved the agriculture and culture of the human species.

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The passage is mainly about how the information on the first people was past down. Traditions and art is so different everywhere, and migration is important. The passage also gives many specific examples on how communication and other social networks were developed.

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Society has formed to what it is today we have to go back and focus on the real history. We need to go back to the Paleolithic and Neolithic era, where the first human society was formed. The development of today's society has build up with the history of our people moving to different places and discovering change. New change such as in culture and climate making them change their methods and discover new ways to adapt to future lands and people.

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The passage uses specific examples regarding social networks, interactions, and culture to compare and contrast the societal adaptations up until 4000 B.C.E. and C.E..

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The Paleolithic and Neolithic eras are much more significant than history makes it out to be and they are neglected, but their achievements are much too important to be ignored.

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Through the evidence, we can prove how homo sapiens began to evolve and use SPICE to become smarter and efficient. Homo sapiens diverged from a monkey species and left evidence behind of their travels. We can infer the early homo sapiens began to use what was around them in order to find ways to survive.

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The Paleolithic and Neolithic eras of human history are the most rich in cultural and learned changed. Though they are often overlooked by history book due to the lack of evolution, but without these eras one's understanding of human history is incomplete.

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The thesis statement of the entire chapter, is that the first people migrated from landmass to landmass to adapt, survive, and evolve. The more they had migrated throughout the world, they evolved into newly formed colonies, creating new ideals and culture, while comparing and contrasting their lives. They inhabited new environments and evolved throughout their migration.

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The main idea of chapter 1 is the beginning of the paleolithic era which represents the beginning of life around the world and the start of agriculture and more things.

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The thesis about the first chapter is how agriculture has developed over time. What helped it develop was that people were migrating over time, which helped people find new was to farm crops in different environments. And how some time periods like Paleolithic and Neolithic are usually overlooked in most history textbooks because they are seen as not important which is not true.

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The thesis of this chapter describes how the new stone age revolution has developed throughout time and has become an important aspect in human life. We can expect the chapter to discuss this revolution and the timeline of the process of it all. It later states the argument and assures us in this chapter we will see the transition of the paleolithic era into agricultural life. It forms most of human history even before the urban-based civilizations.

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The thesis of Chapter One is an important one where historians argue the importance of the history of the Paleolithic people as they mark the beginning of human evolution. Their story is often neglected as some historians believe they show no sign of evolving though evidence shows that they evolved through the method of gathering resources such as food and social life.

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The thesis/argument is about how in 1997 people will migrate to places to places and take their style of life with them and how they survived in there environment by gathering or growing food.

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The argument of the text is civilization began in the New Stone Age, as there was more technological improvement rather than evolutionary changes, which are disregarded by many historians.

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The paleolithic era should be given more credit for introducing new material, such as their agriculture and ways of living, which is now being used in modern society.

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The Paleolithic and Neolithic eras were the most important times because the greatest transformation for agriculture and produce extremely benefited the society for thousands of years.

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Chapter 1 gives exhibits the first form of human culture and social networks that slowly progressed leading to the 4000 B.C.E era.

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I believe the thesis for the first chapter is how the early/first peoples once were and how they changed from hunter gatherers to agriculturists to becoming more advanced as a people and closer to a civilization and migration.  In the first two paragraphs it explains how the first peoples were hunter gatherers and would also scavenge for food and hunt rather than attempt to create produce.  Then in the third paragraph, it describes the change of hunter gatherers into agriculturists as they made produce and mainly grew their own food rather than hunting all the time.  Lastly, the fourth paragraph explains more about the change of these early people and how they lived their lives, as well as the importance of their lives.

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The thesis of the first chapter is to explain how the first civilizations lived, how they adapted and changed their way of living, and new technological advancements they came up with such as agriculture. This chapter shows the differences between their old way of living and their improved way of living

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I think the theme is how migration and location affected the cultures of the people in the Paleolithic era. It also shows how the people were hunters and some became farmers using agriculture for their own advantage and survival. Agricultural Revolution became so popular, it was used around the world but people also hunted for food. Some people did not use agriculture or hunting because of the environment they lived in. Agricultural Revolution changed the evolution of humans to be more sophisticated.

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It is important to not ignore and study the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras in order to have a well understanding of how cultural transformations affected migration and their innovations such as agriculture.

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Castro, Joseph
Eras such as Paleolithic and Neolithic tend to be ignored and forgotten when talking about the first humans societies and it's changes. Books and courses don't mention how much actual change there was between the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras and don't bother using or explaining these eras when talking of the first societies and instead start of with the early civilizations when explaining the first humans.

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the thesis or argument is the transformation from then to now, and the changes humankind went through.

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The interactions between humans and societies caused the change of cultures which resulted in competition to start a new farming life and migrate to new places.