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Agrarian Civilizations
• Agrarian Civilizations began to form and thus some had more profits then others which resulted in power. -
Shaping the land
• They began to shape the land by plowing it or changing it in any way possible at the time. -
Large Livestock
• Large livestock became tools that would help them in larger tasks. -
World Zones
• World Zones were areas where a bunch of people had basically no contact with each other. -
Livestock
• Livestock gave them an easier way of life because they didn’t have to move around as much and they fertilized their lands. -
Push and Pull of Agriculture on Humans
• Agriculture became the pull of many humans because if one didn’t practice it, they would die of hunger, etc. -
Changing the land
• They begin to change the land and by doing so creating human environments with writings, etc. -
Talking to one another
• People start to talk to one another and discuss the arts, warfare, building, etc. -
Communities with Agriculture were powerful
• Agricultural communities were more powerful than foragers because they had basically an unlimited amount of resources. -
Climates
• The climates that were humid and warmer were the places were people settled down the fastest. -
Leaders
• Larger communities noticed they needed “leaders” because they started to get confused with what to do at the time. -
Religion
• Zoroastrianism was a religion that came a little bit before Buddhism.