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Compare the development of social systems among the early river valley civilizations. Learning Goal I can compare the emergence of agriculture among the early inhabitants and its effect on early human communities.

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we're still looking at the development of the early river valley civilizations so this is just a continuation with looking at and comparing the emergence of agriculture early people and how it affected their community you'll be given a agricultural improvements of the given the agricultural improvements of the early Valley River Valley civilizations you should be able to compare the development of agricultural practice among the settlers so what we're looking at is how the settlers use the different agricultural practices that develop what did they use to help them as far as agriculture essential question inquiry-based question is this how did the inhabitants of early civilizations innovate to meet their needs how did they make the necessary changes to meet their needs so that's what we're going to be looking at in this particular part so now what if you woke up one morning and realize that we no longer have any Farmers no one too far there's no farming what would be the implications on what would be the results anyone want tell me what you think your results would be well do not have any more food because the farmers the farmers are not here so if the phones are not here we can't get any more food unless we have to do it okay well they also wouldn't be able to have any of the things that the farmers would make like Sill okay what else so we wouldn't be able to grow food Estefan see in and we wouldn't have material to make clothes Hunter said he said also so how would that affect you how would that affect your area well you would be very cold all  also be very hungry because you didn't have anything to eat where would be low on resources because this morning Walmart Stephan what resources would you be long so the implications would not be good for us as a society if there were no Farm if there was no one to grow food you're taking notes today and we're doing notes on the early River Valley communities Ice Age ended climate of the planet improved this meant temperatures were more and there was more people started staying in one place and farming and they also begin domesticate or tame animals for use after the Ice Age of the temperature I mean the climate of the planet got better the temperatures wasn't too cold they discovered more fertile land instead of being Nomads people staying in one place and farming and they began to domesticate animals search horses after the planet Eastern Star again we've learned that the early settlers built their villages near field normally Rivers and because of a steady food supply now their population is growing healthier the living law because they have a regular Supply they also begin to trade their extra food or Surplus for supplies that cannot produce themselves and since it was so much food being produced they didn't need everyone in seals now so some workers specializing in a specific we are good water supply generally a river so now you are able to grow a steady supply of food so that people eating on a regular basis every day they have a steady supply so now they're growing they're growing so much food did they have a surplus so now they can take what they were wrong and traded what time is Lakeland six produce themselves Austin it was either close or other things that they couldn't produce distance it was so much food being produced they didn't need everyone in the field so not other people can go and specialize in a specific job so now farming and domesticating domestication of animals had a huge humans now they can grow a constant food supply and because people will no longer roaming around a living nomadic lifestyle they start to settle down to form communities this is what it's now the cultural revolution so the Agricultural Revolution is when farming and domestication of animals starting now able to grow a food supply and they weren't rolling around so they didn't have to chase animals are in one spot so they started forming communities okay I get it someone you're asked what do your Agricultural Revolution is this is what it was farming domestication of animals settling down starting communities growing a constant food supply Sanaya in your notebook use the information you've learned to create a short email to your best friend your BFF and explain what you learn in a quick email I'll give you a couple of minutes to do that send a text to email or just write it down in a notebook do not just a submit your answers in the notebook know I can't check if you sent it actually mail but I can check your note before you work and I will be checking on this weekend I would say I'll check it tomorrow we have an all-day meeting you just a couple more minutes what was the always writing things down and I didn't get to write down with the event was like what was it called Arizona last page and it said this was the conventional is everyone finished your quick email again it's not very long just something so I can see if you learn what you learn today if your understanding what the Agricultural Revolution was so now we're going to look at the agricultural improvements in the early River Valley communities you can give explanations or examples what would the domestication of plants be what's the domestication of animals describe the Agricultural Revolution the surplus food supply and what is specialization so create this chart not necessarily in the notebook but in your other notebook and explain I'll give examples of what domestication of plants is what domestication of animals is what tiagra cultural revolution a surplus food supply and special has a I'll give you a few minutes to complete that Shelton yes you was what what you sick okay the chart that's in front of you create that chart I need you to be able to explain to me or give me examples of what the domestication of plants the domestication of animals what is the Agricultural Revolution surplus food supply and specialization you should be able to name and give examples of all of those what do I ride in in your notebook I'm giving just a couple more minutes and then we go together give me just a little bit of just about a minute left and what does domestication of plants what does that mean what do you think that means what does the domestication of plants mean I'm going to start calling I need someone other than Stefan and to answer questions it's the process where near nearby wild plants of them if the love into crop plants what is the process where you start playing you plant seeds before they didn't plant what would be an example what name some sees that you think they might have started playing as far as food we we what else tomato anything else shut down weed and tomatoes okay what's the domestication of animals it was somebody else answer Aquila what is the domestication of animals what do you think that means go ahead Eric it means that animals is impulse what can I see is Eric hasn't finish what he was saying what does it mean when okay honey I went down that they were able to tame funny better and easier did they domesticate a domesticated pigs okay cattle Williams Flint town Fox now we talkin about domesticated animals that you can eat for talking about food we don't eat. foxes what was the Agricultural Revolution what's the Agricultural Revolution I'll see if no one else does let me see who else has Miss Albright what is the Agricultural Revolution okay in class is a requirement it was go ahead Eric Elsa. of Technology call Andrew provement it was a area technology technological Improvement what else I had that it was after the last Are You Sage when everything started to take place so it was an area set timer technological Improvement it happened after the Ice Age what about surplus food supply they started to get more more more than food and usual so they traded it to other people to get stuff that they didn't have that's how they use the surplus food supply why they started training for things that couldn't produce and what is specialization first surplus food specialization is like when someone does a job takes pills for like food and money like they sell meat rosacea and specialization again that is pretty much you understand what these terms mean those of you that reply specialization is when they were doing jobs outside of farming such as a seamstress or some other so seamstress butchers blacksmith specialization so now your assignments and let me explain them to you three different activities to do first of all you need to select one of these activities whether you're going to imagine that you're in a large farming community in ancient times and as your community grow your food near settlement screw inside what technology or inventions for organizations would be needed for the community to grow that remember you thinking ancient not the stuff that we have that would be so far removed what they use or you are going to create a request for Memorial or historical marker for one of the early River Valley communities what should you include the proposal should include why you believe there should be a marker or a memorial and why is it important to history

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