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Nomads
-member of a hunting people who travel place to place to find food
-Stone aged people could hunt bigger animals that traveled due to their new tools
-learned how to adapt to different climate and landforms.
-migrated across wide areas
First Agricultural Revolution
-Stone aged people learned to farm and domesticate animals
-Farming people didn't have to travel for food anymore
-hunting and farming --> dependent on the crops
-changed religious beliefs (hunting gods ---> weather and earth gods)
Subsistence farming
farmers that produce for their personal needs but has little to no surpluses
Fallow
land that has been plowed and harrowed but has been left unseeded for growins seasons
Crop Rotation
A system of farming that as created during the revolution. its controls pests and weeds, and to maintain fertility due to crowing the crops in a certain sequence
Cottage Industry
small industrys that are based at home
-different houses supply material
-spinning houses
-hand made is more expensive/not mass produced
Capital
money that can be invested in buisness ventures for the purpose of making a profit
Industrial Revolution
period where machines took the place of hand tools, and steam/electricity power replaced animal/human power
-2nd agricultural revoltuion
-Britains cloth making industry-new machines to speed up productions