End Of Eras Analysis

Joanna NgoThe first thing that crossed my mind when the article, "End of Eras," was presented in front me: the article has a cool title, but it's probably not that interesting to read, though. After the anecdote, I realize that I was mistaken in my accusation. Everything was interesting throughout the article, from the segment about corn to the reasons to why the Pueblo had collapsed. In short, "End of Eras" was a pleasant article that was very informative, but did it in a way that kept the audience's attention throughout the whole article. However, while it was very enjoyable, with the similarities and history having a tendency to repeat itself, I believe that the modern era has the possibility to experience the same misfortune that befell on the Pueblo society.When the Pueblo people's environment began to change, everything transitioned for the worst during the Pueblo II era. Because of inequalities and social tensions building up in MesaVerde, the contribution of the environment change led to the villagers believing that leaving was necessary. …show more content…
When people became enraged, fatal injuries appeared. When people were starving, farms were abandoned. However, when the Great Drought, lasting from1276 to 1299, emerged, everything went downhill for the Pueblo civilization. While it isn't clear what occurred during their last moments as a unified society, it's believed that the Great Drought was the possible end game for the civilization. Since there isn't evidence of civilization after the1280s, the Pueblo people most likely abandoned their home on the cliffs of Mesa Verde.Though, while this tragedy had occurred hundreds of years ago, it's a helpful reminder for society in the modern era. I believe that it's possible for the modern civilizations