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    Malnutrition, starvation, and epidemics of diseases was caused by division in color, ranking, and sex and a poorer quality of life. Agriculture led to the malnutrition, starvation, and epidemics of diseases. The article states, “Compared to the hunter-gatherers who preceded them, the farmers had a nearly 50 per cent increase in…

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    larger populations due to more food, as a result of this, civilizations were born. Humans progressed from living in bands of hunter-gatherers to thriving in great civilizations because they had enough food to have specialised jobs and they obtained a successful government. The rise of agriculture permitted early civilizations to have more than enough food. Hunter gatherers learned how to farm by planting seeds which led to the domestication of plants, such as wheat and barley, and animals. The…

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    get food and keep warm and more helpful tools were found. To begin, the Paleolithic people were what’s called to be the hunter gatherers. These people were also known as nomads which were people who moved place to place. Hunter gatherers would move to a spot where there is food, harvest all of the food, and then search for another area where there was food. Hunter gatherers did not have good weapons for hunting so they would chase animals off cliffs with clubs. So that was the way they got…

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    "We 're not hunter- gatherers anymore. We are all living like patients in the intensive care unit of a hospital. What keeps us alive isn 't bravery, or athleticism, or any of those other skills that were valuable in a caveman society. It’s our ability to master complex technological skills". - Unknown. Our society have changed over the decades we have transition into a more civilized world and now we even have hierarchy taking a role in our societies. But civilization didn 't just happen it…

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    As Guest states, “Another familiar story that lies at the heart of U.S. gender ideologies is the tale of Man the Hunter, Women the Gatherer” (Guest. p.194). The tale of Man The Hunter, Women the Gatherer is the idea where the women is supposed to be gatherers, that nurtured, passive, and home orientated. While the men are supposed to be the hunters that go out, and are more aggressive. The Ease Bake Oven advertisements encourages promotes that tale as it encourages girls to stay…

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    the hunters, who risked life and limb to go out and slay beasts to provide for their village. The weaker members of the village were the gatherers, who were not strong enough to go out and kill with spears, but had the intellect to go out and harvest the roots and fruit that were not going to poison the village people. The novel Fight Club, written by Chuck Palahniuk, perfectly portrays the message of how modern day society has flipped the order of our primitive natures., giving the gatherers…

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    many problems for the early farmers. The author states, “While farmers concentrate on high carbohydrate crops like rice and potatoes, the mix of wild plants and animals in the diets of surviving hunter-gatherers provides more protein and a better balance of other nutrients” shows that hunters and gatherers have more diverse food and diets because they hunt for…

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    agriculture-based societies and hunter-gatherers, claiming that the latter lacked many of the challenging aspects that emerged with the beginnings of domestication and civilization. Diamond’s main points of focus are the negative health effects of people’s new diet, the increased spread of diseases, and the development of societal inequalities. In general, I agree with Diamond’s claim that the adoption of agriculture had some negative effects on humans,…

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    our society in 2016 hunting for food. Therefore, is important to clarify several points regarding agricultural and hunter-gathers to why the increase of population, the health problems, and the socializations time. At the beginning of human existents, people developed the technique of hunting and gathering because that’s how they supported themselves at that time. “Hunter-gatherers, sometimes called foragers, lived in small groups, large enough to defend themselves and divide tasks yet small…

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    supplements Anthropology 145, World Prehistory, by discussing the development of human society through the examination of the home. The central purpose of this course is to observe the development of human society and culture from the time of hunter-gatherers to the development of agriculture and sedentary farming villages. Throughout the course we have discussed the effect of climate change on anatomically modern humans and how it has led to the development of new technologies and innovative…

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