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I learned....
-that occurrence of grass had a big part in causing some apes to start to turn into humans
-that it took the people in America the longest to create civilization
-some of the pros and cons of trade (pro: you get the resources you need and other people get the resources they need- this is especially helpful if you have a huge shortage in one area, and more than enough in another area; con: this is a very easy way for wars and diseases to start
-that camels can carry more than donkeys for a longer amount of time
Events and ideas that I think are important...
-the discovery of fire
-communication
Question:
-What caused people to have different colored hair and skin?
-What caused the languages to split?

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I learned:
1.fire kept animals away0

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i learned
3. arabic traders helped spread gun powder
2.arabic numbers made the middle east perfect for trade
1.horseback is the main way to travel
events/ ideas that are important

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3 facts I learned:
-Fire was discovered about 800,000 years ago.
-We started talking about 200,000 years ago.
-Disease got spread through people trading.
2 events/ideas that I think are most important are:
- People starting to communicate was very important.
-The discovery of fire is also important.
1 question:
-Are camels better than donkeys for trade?

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I learned:
1. Fire kept animals away
2. The rise of empires created the belief monotheism
3. One Monotheism religion is Judaism
4. Population grew because of the Ice Age.

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1. Being able to talk and having "languages" made it easier to connect  and explain what they found
2. Humans are c=very "new" to the whole history of the universe
3. The creation and rise of empires created monotheism
4. Horsed survived in the Americas for a long time, and then started to die out but some got over the land bridge
5. Rice and barley were the main food source in the Fertile Crescent

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I learned that...
1 : Many seeds originated from grass
2 : We didn't intake decent amounts of protein and stuff until we had fire to cook our good
3 : Horses originated in America and crossed the land bridge to Europe. Then all the horses in America died.
Two things I think were important:
1 : The discovery/creation of fire
2 : We tamed horses
One question I still have:
1 : Weren't all the continents connected in the first place? Why did they have to shift for us to travel between them?

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i learned
1 i learned that sugarcane is grass
2  the counting system back them was based on 12s
3 how important fire is
1 language was created and was very important
2 that fire was created and used for steel making

question
were did all the water go from the continents

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1: Sugarcane is the crop that kickstarted slavery
2: We all started out dark skinned mainly around africa and the middle east
3: Tar and gasoline were found among rivers after we built monuments like the pyramids
4: We reached the world from land bridges
5: China was separated from the world of trading by mountains

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I learned:
- the human race hasn't existed long compared to the history of the world.
- camels can carry double the weight in double the time as donkeys.
- gasoline was used and called naptha a long time ago.

2 important events/ideas are:
- Christopher Colombus connected the world.
- Horses started off in America but died off.

A question I have is:
- how did humans become dominant in the little time that they were here?

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3.
-800,000 years ago there was 50 tons of silicone on the earth
-200,000 years ago our voice box developed lower in our throat
-6,000 years ago a small town could support 1,000 people
2.
- we were able to adapt through the ice age
- we used donkeys, camels, and horses for travel and carrying cargo
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-what would life be like if the arabs didn't invent the things they did?

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I learned that:
1.  Uruk has 50,00 people living in one square mile
2. Fire lets us consume more calories
3. Chinese made gunpowder
2 things that I think are most important are:
1. Ice Age
2. Making of fire
1 question I still have:
Isn't humanity easier because we have more resources than people did before?

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I learned that
1. Sumerians invent batumen which is also known as gas.
2. Fire was made by accident.
3. silicon is the second most abundant in earth's crust.
1. iceage was a major event because it invented humans.
2.the big bang
1. what's the world gonna be like 10,000 years later?

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1. I learned was that if the entire history of the world was on a scale of 14 years, humans would have only existed for 3 minutes.
2. Another thing that I learned was that the plagued traveled through the trading routes.
3. Last thing was that the Middle East was in the perfect location for trading
1. The controlling of fire
2. Domestication of horses
1. What was the first language spoken?

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I learned
1. Mountains cut china off from trading so they had to find a different way.
2. Sumerians created gasoline.
3. Earth is the only planet that you can create a fire on.
Events
1. When fire was created
2. When a language was made
Question
How long did it take for people to come up with their own writing?

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I learned:
1.  If the history of the world was scaled down to 14 years, then humans have existed for 3 minutes.
2.  Humans traveled to North America by traveling over water that froze from Siberia.
3. The voice box developed 200,00 years ago and then information could be shared.
Most important:
1. Fire is a big part of history. Fire helped cook food and gave more energy to support the brain.
2. Major rivers were a big part of civilization and it allowed for seds to be planted for more plants to grow.
Question:
1. How did they discover the ways that coal could help them?

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1. I learned that the Han Chinese empire was once the most powerful empire in the world.
2. Diseases greatly influenced the  human race
3. Fire greatly influenced the human race

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apes had to adapt
we hunted animals
bond with oxygen=crystals
pangaea
death with plague
how did empires start?

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I learned
1. Sugar is grass
2. Sumerians found modern day gas seeping from the river
3. If the history of the world was 14 years long, humans would be there for 3 minutes
I think the most important events were
1. The discovery of fire
2. When people were able to communicate to each other
One question I have
1. How was iron found

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I learned that
1. Grass appears simultaneously around the world.
2. We domesticated horses
3. Fire was the beginning of like actual good food.
Events that are important
1. Fire being discovered
2. Human learning to talk
One question
Do i really have to believe in evolution? because i'll be darned

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I Learned:
1. Sugarcane is actually a type of grass.
2. Silicone was used for making the first tools.
3. Trade routes spread diseases.
Important Events:
4. Shifting continents allowed man set out on foot.
5. The discovery of fire led to many inventions.
Question:
6. Why did the voice cords develop?"

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I learned:
1. One of the first cities in Mesopotamia had a population density close to NYC.
2. The first traders came on the backs of donkey's.
3.Counting in arabic numerals is used almost everywhere.
The most important events were:
1. Humans starting to walk on 2 feet.
2.When (almost) all continents became accessed through trade.
Question:
Where did the grass come from?

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I Learned:
1. Fire advanced human's ability to survive because it could heat food for a better diet, weaponry making and steam power.
2. Successful crops were the key to both survival and the creation of politics in the first civilizations.
3. A cut off of geography left the America's and Sub-Saharan Africans with only the animals and resources around them to survive. This is the reason they have sustained a primitive lifestyle.
The Most Important Events Were:
1. When humans began to develop the ability to walk and speak.
2. When almost all countries could be accessed through trade routes.
One Question I Still Have:
1. Did the grass really grow?

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1) Humans traveled to North America across the bearing
2)Sugar was first found in the middle East
3)Disease was spread through trade routes
4)The creation of fire
5)How did humans start growing crops

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1. In the history of the universe humans have existed for a very short time.
2. Horses were a very useful in warfare
3. Apes used silicon in the ground to make tools

1. Humans experiencing fire
2. The invention of steam engines

1. If fire was never experienced by humans, what would life be like now

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I learned that
1. sumerians invent batumen which is also known as gas
2. benefits of fire to the brains is to cook and get more energy
3. humans had to travel  by walking

silk road
when humans learned to talk with each other

what tools did they use to carving into walls ?

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i learned

1.sugarcane is grass
2.humans used fire for because it's easy to digest
3.humans came from chimpanzees
4.humans saw things the same way from cave drawings
5.humans travelled across the ice bridge to africa and then the snow melted and they stayed in africa

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1)if the earth was 14 years old humans only existed for 3 minutes
2)Humans traveled to north america from the bering sea bridge
3)The fertile crescent was good for agriculture

Ice age
Development of vocal chords

Is the earth only 10000 years old?

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I learnt that:
1. Sugar was founded in the middle East
2.Humans saw things the same way from cave drawings.
3. If the world had only been around for 4 years, then Modern Industrial Society only has been in the world for 6 seconds
Most important events are:
1. Silk Road
2.en humans learned to communicate
3. Horses could be tamed.

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1. the middle east was the first place civilization began
2. grass is important to our evolutionary process
3. a lot of the lighter elements were made from stars getting big and gravity exerting more pressure on the center.
1. humans have hardly been on the earth and yet we changed it so much in our time
2. for most of the time the universe has existed, almost nothing happened
1. what was the video's obsession with a wispy smoke effect? that got annoying after a bit.

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i learned that fire was made by accident
i learned that they used fire for food because it's easier to digest
i learned that humans came from apes and the invented alot of things

humans learned how to write but who showed them how to write letters

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make food essayer
clay to pottery
their mites
6 sec
first writing

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1. horses evolved and died out in the americas.
2. donkeys had highways
3.we evolved from apes

1. humans learning to talk.
2.discovery of fire

1. how was fire discovered.

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I learned
1.  Silicon was once huge for humans
2.grass is very important
3.Earth is the only planet with fire
The things most important
1.Fire
2. North America was discovered
A question I have is how did grass begin to grow

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Facts I learned:
food- I know they killed elk, deer, and birds for food.
water- they probably drank water from the river.
rocks- they used rocks to make their spears.

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I learned that
1. Sugar was discovered in the Middle East.
2. The Samarian counting system is based on "12."
3. If the span of history was compressed into 14 years, humans would have only existed for 3 minutes.
I think the most important events in history are
1. When humans learned to communicate
2. Trading
One question I still have is
1. What was the first animal used for transportation?

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I learned that fire will help humans with making better food
I learned that 6k years ago there were new inventions like first army, and first politics.

The most important event to me is that the first writing was spreading around the world.

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1. I learned that horses first started out in the americas.

2. I also learned Earth is one of the only planets that has an atmosphere that allows fire to burn.

3. More calories can support a bigger brain.

Important events include:
discovery of stone tools and the steam engine which allowed us to do much more work.

A question I still have is:
how did people use sounds to speak?

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I learned that silicon was used alot by humans at first
I learned that in a 14 year scale humans were around for only 3 mins
I learned that fire was the start of evolution for humans

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I learned that
1.silicon is the second most abundant material in the earths crust.
2. Silicon was used to start the stone age.
3. grass is important.
The things that are important are.
1. humans learning to communicate
2. the start of the iron age.
A question
Why couldn't we learn about the big bang and the formation of the earth?

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1. I learned we were once one big land mass.
2. we came from apes
3.wheel was made from Sumerians

1.humans learn to talk and communicate
2. discovery of fire

Question: who came up with the name human

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I learned that horses helped advance the human world, trades helped with globalization, and earth is a special planet that can sustain fire.
Two events or ideas that are the most important are the discovery of fire and the domestication of horses.
One question that I have is that how did people feel inspired to explore lands that they can't even see?

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I learned with the rise of empires montheism began.
The silk road connects China to the rest of the world.
If history was 14 mins, humans would've been around for 3 mins.

The spread of major religions is an important event.
Human using fire is another important event.

A question I have is "What will change in thousands of years."

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I learned that Earth is the only planet with fire,  I also learned silicon is very important for humans, and lastly i learned that we have been on earth for a very very short amount of time.

I think the ice age splitting everyone up is very important, I also think discovering and knowing how to control it is very important.

One question I still have is why can only earth generate fire?

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I learned the importance of grass throughout history. As well, I learned how important fire is in all of history. Also, how horses helped the human development.
I believe that trading and dispersal were the most important events as they caused many of the things in modern society including politics, cities, and the widespread of humans.
Why is symbolic thought so important?

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I learned that...
1. Silicon is the second most abundant element in the earth's crust
2. If the history of the earth was compressed to 14 years, dinosaurs would have gone extinct 3 weeks ago
3. After the Ice Age, people were split up into 2 hemispheres
Events I think were most important were...
1. When fire was discovered to cook food so people could eat more calories
2. When North America was discovered by Europeans
A question I still have is how did grass begin to grow?

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I learned that the species of plant commonly known as grass was instrumental in the evolution of the present day human, when the takeover of the grasslands forced apes to descend from the trees to the ground in order to find food. Later in humanity's history, grasses were used in farms. I also found out that during the Stone Age, the crude tools used by proto-humans were made from silicate rocks.

One of the most important events in humanity's history is the invention of gunpowder. This invention revolutionized warfare as we knew it, forever changing the nature of war. Another big event in humanity's history was the end of the Ice Age. During this time, humans created the first settlements.

I wonder, if the grasslands did not develop, and the apes never left the trees, would another intelligent species surface?

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I learned that grass grew all at once around the world, some early civilizations relied entirely on 1-2 crops, and the Sumerians invented many things that lead to modern-day technology.
The 2 events that I think are most important were the beginning of human life (7 million years ago) and when North America was discovered by Europeans.
One question I still have is, why did the grass begin to grow

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I learned that silicon was huge at first for humans
I learned how humans first made it to the Americas
I learned how horses managed to avoid extinction and played a vital role in humanity

I think the silk road was one of the most important things to happen in the world, it connected the chinese empire to the rest of the world. I think the other major thing would be europe discovering NA.

What is the meaning to life? Can you find out through history?

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I learned that...
If history was compressed into 14 yrs, humans would be 3 minutes ago,
6000 years ago, politics and armies were made, and the Bering Land Strait connected North America to other countries.

I think fire was one of the most important things. It provided warmth and cooked food(more calories). I also think grass was important as grass was the majority of calorie intake.

I still wonder how iron was found.