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10,000 BCE
Agricultural Revolution
The agricultural revolution was a time period of growing caring and breeding for plants and animals. This also led to the significant growth of the human population -
10,000 BCE
Agricultural Revolution(continued)
This time period which is also referred to as the "neolithic revolution" forever changed how humans live, eat and interact. This paved the way for modern civilization. -
8000 BCE
Hunter Gatherers
11,000 to 12,000 years ago the Hunter Gatherer Culture was created. Gatherers migrated across various places where they relied on hunting and fishing animals. -
8000 BCE
Hunter Gatherers(Continued)
There were many positive and negative effects of the Gatherers. The gatherers helped spread plants, additionally they assisted in maintaining grasslands. Despite these positive effects their reliance on animals may have been a result to the extinction of animals. -
Industrial Revolution(Final)
Despite all of these positive invention there were some challenges. These include pollution increase, loss of fertile lands, increase of plastics, increase of pesticides and increase of artificial fertilizers -
Industrial Revolution(Continued)
specifically, many machines were created to make work easier. These include the steam engine, spinning jenny, cotton gin and the telegraph. -
Industrial Revolution
The industrial revolution was a time period where there was a dramatic growth in technology and inventions.