Learning Targets:
* The Neolithic Revolution, the period of human history from 10,000 to 4000 B.C., is marked by the rise of systematic agriculture—the domestication of animals and the growing of crops on a regular basis.
* Systematic agriculture often resulted in the production of more crops than local people could consume. This meant that some people could leave farming and work in trades and crafts. During the last stages of the Neolithic Age, craftspeople discovered ways of making improved tools and weapons using copper and later bronze.
Agenda:
1. Quiz Chapter 1.
2. Collect any homework that was not turned in yesterday.
3. Notes Chapter 1. Finish section 2 through Neolithic Revolution.
TEST IS FRIDAY. Project is due next TUESDAY.
We will also watch portions of this video in class to discuss First Humans and chapter 1:
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