Chapter 1 (First Farmers), Sections: Breakthroughs to Agriculture

Breakthrough to agriculture
The neolithic revolution refers to the deliberate cultivation of particular plants as well as taming and breeding of particular animals.
new way of life replaced the earlier practices of gathering and hunting.
it represented a revolutionary transformation of human across the planet.
domestication the taming, the changing of nature for the benefits of human kind.
Dependence of both animals to humans and viceversa 
Intensification getting more for less, food and resources - growing populations




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