Since the beginning of time homo-sapiens (humans), both early and modern, had to scavenge for food. They spent a large part of each day gathering plants and hunting animals. As the years went by homo-sapiens eventually began producing food and changing not only their surroundings, but the way they lived. Humans discovered that they could control the growth and breeding of certain plants and animals, which led to farming and the herding animals.
As humans continued investing time in producing crops, they began to “settle down”. Villages became towns, and towns became cities. With more food available, the human population began to increase dramatically. Our species had been so successful that it has inadvertently created a turning point in the
As humans continued investing time in producing crops, they began to “settle down”. Villages became towns, and towns became cities. With more food available, the human population began to increase dramatically. Our species had been so successful that it has inadvertently created a turning point in the