Neolithic Revolution

Disease

!As the population began to increase,

people lived closer and they began to interact with each other more. Diseases would spread easily and there wasn’t much medicine that could cure them.
The effects were devastating once they were caught by a few people. People were crammed into small areas and the rubbish would cause most of the diseases.

Neolithic Revolution
Erika Clarry

Specialisation

!After the Neolithic Revolution some

people had time to do other things and not gather food (like most people). This allowed those people to come upon new aspects of arts such as pottery, weaving, carpentry and architecture.
This also helped develop modern day technology.

Before the Neolithic Revolution

!Before this revolution cave men lived

with their extended family - never staying anywhere for more than a few months. They spent all of their lives searching for food and they never owned anything that was compact enough to fit in a pocket. They ran after animals with a spear and that was their main way to gather their food. The change to the Neolithic way of life was very effective and led to many of the pleasures that we still enjoy today.

Security

!During the Neolithic Revolution came inequality and poverty. Poor people took things from the rich to make things equal and this caused security forces to be ordered by the rich or government to protect them. These securities were very hard on the poor.
They created new laws such as land ownership to help prevent conflicts.

Beginning of the Neolithic
Revolution

!When the ice age ended, temperatures

in the Middle east increased and then wild life and the environment heavily began to grow. People figured out which animals reacted well to being domesticated. They created farms so it made their lives much easier - without the need to go hunting and gathering.

Conclusion

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The Neolithic Revolution was where cave men would travel in settlements searching for food.
People started to practice farming.
Food-gathering