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sammy [17]
3 years ago
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What were the major causes and effects of the neolithic revolution?

History
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galben [10]3 years ago
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The Neolithic Revolution was a big change in the history of humans. People learned to make fire, plants, and tame animals. And because of all of this, they were finally able to stay in one spot.
Introduction:
There was not enough meat to feed everyone there.
People had to find an actual place to settle.
People had to create a civilization.
Causes:
It created agriculture and more organized civilization. People were constantly not on the move because they had a permanent home to settle in.
Effects:
The early humans learned a lot about how to use animals to their advantage. They learned how to tame animals They started to milk cows in certain places and even collect chicken eggs.
Animals:
<span>The main development of the Neolithic Revolution is farming. For the first time, people actually learned that if they planted seeds, it would grow into food. This is what caused the people to stop moving and stay in one place.</span>
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