The Industrial Revolution: The Core Of The Agricultural Revolution

In the earliest communities, people were “Hunter-Gatherers”. This means, in most instances, men would hunt animals to eat, and women would gather fruits and vegetables. During this time people Nomads; they moved to new locations based upon the flocking patterns of the animals they hunted. After this, they learned that they could capture and breed the animals we ate. This is when the hunter-gatherer phases ended and the horticultural phase end. Communities began to grow, as humans were able to settle down because they did not have to follow animals throughout the year. When they discovered plants had seeds they use in order to make more plants, the human communities were pushed into the agricultural revolution. During this time, because communities were settled and growing, the agricultural revolution elicited new less hands-on. Alongside farming, a job apparently important in the agricultural revolution, worked teachers and constables inside the communities. Because they constantly were not worrying about whether they could survive the next day, were able to think on a more abstract level and philosophy, and religion began. People began to literally look towards the stars. With abstract though comes innovation, and innovation is the core of the industrial …show more content…
Everyday money is stolen, sites are hacked, and governments seek to gain an advantage over the others by using the internet. It is as if there is a war going on behind the scenes of the internet. A new battlefield erupted in cyber-space. Cyber-warfare is what this called. In Cyber-Warfare not only are vital secrets compromised, but complex systems can be, and have been attacked that put peoples life in danger. Because of the dangers we face, in the cyber-space steps need to be taken in order to protect out lively-hood, safety,