Hunter Gatherer Research Paper

A long time ago Hunter-Gatherers was the main way of getting food and resources needed to survive. Hunter-Gatherer is defined as “a member of a nomadic people who live chiefly by hunting, fishing, and harvesting wild food”. Back then they had no social hierarchy, no powers, and no special building used for religious beliefs. In today’s society we have evolved into farmers which agriculture and farming came in slowly. Farming is defined as “the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock”. Domestication of both animals and plants happen during the evolution of hunter-gatherers in the beginning to farming in the end. In the development of both these types of techniques to get resources we also developed a feel of human civilization. From Hunter-Gatherers to Farmers we have seen the changes of influences in the world we live in today. There are many advantages and disadvantages in hunter-gatherers, farmers, and the effects it has on humanities dealing with society and technology. Hunter-Gatherers had strong differences from today's society of agriculture and cities. They were not as involved during this period of time considering that they did not have to depend on having a lot of people to …show more content…
This relates to today's society because we start with a world with little to offer but then we evolve into the world we have today. Similar to the hunter-gatherers nothing is as advanced but when we begin to change and grow we see that there are still some similarities between both the past and present. Like with farmers today there are still some of the same advantages and disadvantages that we faced when farming and agriculture began. This can relate with technology and humanities because before technology there was not as many problems as it is now with technology. Before something new is created there are always effects on it when it evolved into something more bigger and