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Until 10,000 B.C.

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From the beginning of humanity to the invention of agriculture, people lived in small groups.

They lived by hunting wild animals and collecting wild plants as well as fruits and vegetables... Occasionally they also fished.

Some human groups had a territory, others were nomads.

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They worked the skin of Hannibal to later use it as a vest.

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10,000 B.C. to 3,000 B.C.

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500 B.C. to 1750 AD

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3000 B.C. to 500 AD

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1500 B.C. to 1750 AD

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around XIX century

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start of the 20th century

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present

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Thanks to the invention of agriculture, the population density of fertile fields grew.

This growth generated the need to build houses. People built near the center and the fields. The town was the center of social life.

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Although agriculture was a good source of work, not everyone did it.

Some people specialized in doing other things such as construction or making clothes.

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As the assembly lines became more and more productive, because of automation and many other advances, industry required less workers.

Now that society had enough food supply with few workers and industrial production with few workers, more and more people started to dedicate to services (shops, restaurants, banking, holidays ...)

We say a society is “post-industrial” when there are more people working in services than in industry.

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Farmers and artisans sometimes could trade their products. At

the start it was the farmers and artisans who traded, but soon the

“trader” appeared as a specialised profession.

Traders did their job locally but also “long-distance”. The best

known trader society were The Phoenicians.

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The use of machines to mass produce standardised products in factories substituted the work of the artisans. Industry boomed so fast that many farmers also changed their jobs to work in the factories.

In the industrial society most people work in factories. The job is repetitive, especially in the assembly lines.

We say a society is “industrial” when there are more people

working in industry than in farming.

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The information technology developments of the 20th century:

telephone, internet, television... are the base for mass media communication.

People have information about what happens far from them, because they watch the news, or communicate with other individuals or read blogs.

The use of search engines on the Internet gives people easy access to the information they want.

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We normally define our society as post-industrial or information or global society, because those are things that characterise it, but fishing is still a source of food, some people work in farming and in industry...

There is a bit of all types of societies in the modern world.

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Irrigation and food storage technologies were developed.

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the radio

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the battery

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compound microscope

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Metallurgy

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Bronze:

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Cities appeared and the workforce became diversified and specialized.

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Wood, bone and antler tools.

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With the evolution of the end of this period they invented the arrow and the bow.

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They used the pigments for paints and to decorate the bodies. ​

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Iron:

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The wheel

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Architecture

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paper

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The plough

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The pritting press

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Kill and latin said

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compass

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marine astrolabe

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Barometer

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the electric motor

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Internal combustion engine

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washing machine

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the light bulb

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the telephone

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Aeroplane

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plastics

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television

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the transition

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radar

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microwave

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internet

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Technologies that use a more sustainable source of energy:

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better design

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Recycling technologies

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our health

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enviromant