Lesson 3: Agricultural Revolution by Christopher Razo

Jordan and Syria are most likely the starting point of agriculture heritage.

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Early human plant instead to hunt

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I can infer they made soups from other foods

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so humans had leaders because the leaders would protect the humans they would hunt together and make building out of structure and make better homes and better food for their humans society.

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I can infer that agriculture changed the way we live today.

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They can make more food now since they found out they can grow crops.

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growing plants was a big important part of the neolitchic era

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I can infer they had to earn their food

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i can infer that they made clothes to stay warm and be covered up

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i can infer at they needed seeds to cook

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I think that farming was important them so they can get more food

I can infer that the tribes or towns had to make veggies and fruits smaller over time.

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I can infer that this revolution helped the Africans gather milk and wool from sheep and maybe goats.

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They domesticated wolves to protect them from other predators

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I can infer that in the agriculture time since they had bulls, they most likely ate or rode them.

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people traded food so they can try out different types of food

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Without the Irragation system they wouldn't be able to plant without water.

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I inferred that hunters that were mentioned in the begining that they go out and hunt to get food for their vilage

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I do think that the first plants planted and ever grown fully were most likely near water due to the fact that plants near water are known to have a moist ground, and stored water for the plants to consume with their roots.

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They went to get food to eat like meat and other food

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They can domesticate more animals and different animals for more food to feed their people

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I saw that dogs used to be wolfs and they used dogs as protection but now dogs are cute and a bit more smaller.

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i can infer that ancient Mesopotamia needed seed to make new foods that they never tasted before

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I heard that early farmers had to deal with pest,and climate change

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during the neolithic times I saw they made farm plots to eat so they do not starve and Chinese people made there seeds near water so they seeds can grow with out wasting water

I can infer that when people of old times made sickles it helped them as they made storage units for food as well as other contraptions.

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people adapted really fast during the neolithic era

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I can infer that they can make more irrigation systems for more crops.

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Someone probably had to travel to other places and tell other people how to get their food from plants and that's probably how their agriculture spread

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I can infer gathers helped to get food and other needs for people.

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I can infer that the valleys started small and got bigger.

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Because Africans had goats they may have used them for their skin, milk, and food.

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i can infer that they completely found out to grow plants on accident but when they found out they were probably glad they found out so theyd stay safe