Threshold 7 Review

Networks of exchange increased

Water control

Farming most likely began in

A negative effect of farming was

Hunting and gathering techniques eventually led to agriculture

The area between two bodies of water where early societies developed

Writing began in

Warmer climates were a Goldilocks condition necessary for this threshold

Historians

Innovations like the combustible engine and electricity were ingredients for this threshold

Plant and animal cultivation, also called farming

Specialization occurred during this threshold

A small group of people in a basic society

Large communities with networks of exchange and specialization

A stable climate is important to agriculture because

Writing led to

The study of the Earth and the physical and cutural interactions that occur on it

Organized societies with larger populations and formal governments

Early agricultural civilizations formed around

An area of fertile valleys that curves through areas near bodies of water

Using domesticated animals for their energy or power is an example of a "secondary product"

This threshold taught us about

hunters and gatherers were known for

leadership group over a collection of people

As the size of network exchanges increase

Diversity in learning exchanges decreases the potential number of perspectives

Worlds first writing system

continuance through breeding of useful charactersitics

The IMPROVEMENT of plants or animals by people through breeding for their own benefit

Among congregational religions there is no requirement to work with the government to rule

The "trap of sedentism" theory dictates that

Large man-made structures that are a feature of agricultural societies

Early agrarian civilization within Mesopotamia

The organized societies that came from agricultural improvement made what necessary?

What was increasingly complex during this threshold