The Agricultural Revolution: Origins
Students will investigate the origins and initial impact of agriculture, including the domestication of plants and animals in the Fertile Crescent.
Key Questions
- Explain why agriculture developed independently across various global regions.
- Analyze how sedentary life fostered the concept of private property.
- Evaluate the health implications of shifting to a grain-based diet.
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