Green Revoltion
A revolution is a overthrow of a government or social construct. A revolution represents a complete change from one way of doing things to another. This includes a major effect in social, culture, and the economy on societies. Many people use the word in a relationship to technology. For example, the invention of a computer or the Internet. These inventions have the power to drastically impact a society.
Before the Neolithic Revolution, man had to participate in hunting and gathering, meaning they had to hunt for animals and gather wild plants in order to eat. The change from food-gathering to food producing started the Neolithic Age. The domestication of plants and animals was the most important development to occur throughout history. Also, the domestication of cereal came from the wild plants wheat and barley. Overtime villages communities began to start planting and growing barley and wheat.
According to “The Neolithic Revolution” by D.M. Knox, The Neolithic Revolution didn’t only change food production, before people were nomads because they didn’t know how to domesticate animals. So, they had to move place to place following animals that migrated. According to “The Neolithic Revolution” by D.M. Knox, the way people lived changed, instead of living in hunting communities, farmers lived in villages. Soon, groups of villages became small towns, then eventually cities. Also, food stopped being produced and tools were made that farmers needed in exchange for food. This started the development of trade, which led to many other things.
When population began to increase, developing countries needed a faster way to provide crops. The Green Revolution refers to the wave of technological development that started in the 1940s to increase crop productivity, according to Engineers Without Border. In the 1960’s the Green Revolution saved millions of people in India and Pakistan. In India, many jobs were developed such as factory work. Economically, India grew because
Before the Neolithic Revolution, man had to participate in hunting and gathering, meaning they had to hunt for animals and gather wild plants in order to eat. The change from food-gathering to food producing started the Neolithic Age. The domestication of plants and animals was the most important development to occur throughout history. Also, the domestication of cereal came from the wild plants wheat and barley. Overtime villages communities began to start planting and growing barley and wheat.
According to “The Neolithic Revolution” by D.M. Knox, The Neolithic Revolution didn’t only change food production, before people were nomads because they didn’t know how to domesticate animals. So, they had to move place to place following animals that migrated. According to “The Neolithic Revolution” by D.M. Knox, the way people lived changed, instead of living in hunting communities, farmers lived in villages. Soon, groups of villages became small towns, then eventually cities. Also, food stopped being produced and tools were made that farmers needed in exchange for food. This started the development of trade, which led to many other things.
When population began to increase, developing countries needed a faster way to provide crops. The Green Revolution refers to the wave of technological development that started in the 1940s to increase crop productivity, according to Engineers Without Border. In the 1960’s the Green Revolution saved millions of people in India and Pakistan. In India, many jobs were developed such as factory work. Economically, India grew because