I think it's called Canaan.
The humans stopped being nomadic hunter-gatherers and were able to make their own food, instead of chasing it down, and cultures were able to be established. Mesopotamia is one example; nomadic tribes can together, learned to farm, and established a culture(and later a civilization).
Reconstruction was a success it was an attempt to spark a social and political revolution in the face of a failing economy and significant white South opposition.
What made reconstruction a success
• By 1877, all of the former Confederate states had written new constitutions, ratified the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments, and swore allegiance to the U.S. government.
• Reconstruction was successful in that it brought the United States back to unity.
• The states' rights vs. federalism controversy, which had been a point of contention since the 1790s, was also eventually resolved during reconstruction.
Reconstruction, however, fell short in most other ways: radical Republican legislation eventually failed to shield freed slaves from discrimination by white people and failed to bring about significant changes to the South's social structure.
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Ludwig van Beethoven, the composer who, more than any other, changed music, the sound of music and what it is that composers do, wrote nine symphonies that jolted music out of itself. Life could never – would never – be the same again. The “classical” rationality of structure, harmony, form, melodic development and orchestration span into open-ended possibility. And, nearly 200 years after his death, no one expects the pieces to settle down again any time soon.
