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When did agriculture begin?

Around 9,000 BCE

Why did agriculture begin?

Food became less abundant due to environmental changes. (Warmer and wetter.)

Where did agriculture begin?

East Asia, Southeast Asia, West Asia, Central America, South America, West/Northeast Africa

West Asian Agricultural

Wheat and Barley, Sheep and Goats

Northeast African Agriculture

Sorghum, Coffee

West African Agriculture

Yams, Oil Palm

Central American Agriculture

Corn, Beans

South American Agriculture

Potatoes

East Asian Agriculture

Rice

Southeast Asian Agriculture

Bananas

Code of Hammurabi

•King Hammurabi


•Babylonian Empire


•Around 1770 BCE


•First written legal code

Homo Erectus

• about 100,000 ya


• "upright human"


• first to migrate out of Africa

Harappan Civilization

•Origin of Indian Civilization


•1,500 years further back than previous thought


•Indus Valley


•2500 BCE

Hieroglyphs

•Egyptian


•tiny pictographs


•monumental inscriptions


•3500 BCE

Teotihuacán

•200 BCE


•present day Mexico City


•beginning of urban revolution


•no writing system

Polis

•Greek city state


•small organized local government for city and surrounding farm land


•United by culture (homer), language, and Olympics


•around 850 BCE

Patrician

•Rome


•"free men"


•full citizenship


•509 BCE


•wealthy and powerful

Oracle bones

•Chinese Civilization


•predict the future with inscribed markings


•bones of birds animals and turtle shells


•2000 BCE

Jenne Jeno

•Niger River, Africa


•First indigenous city in sub Saharan Africa


•250 BCE