Two Most Important Evolutionary Milestones

In today's date, a large amount of people take certain aspects of their lives for granted. Humanity rarely takes time to look back and wonder how it got to this point and what it took to get to this level of society. What we don't remember are the factors that lead to the development of modern civilization, and there are a variety of important ones. Out of the many major evolutions in human history, agriculture and language were the two most important evolutionary milestones in humanity's past because they led to surplus, trade, communication, and the spread of culture and ideas. The discovery of agriculture was one of the two most important evolutionary milestones because it went hand in hand with other evolutionary milestones such as irrigation, domestication of animals, and tools. Since it was necessary to use tools and irrigation in agriculture, they became more widespread and common among different civilizations. Additionally, animals were domesticated to add to the new
The simple yet complex discovery and use of language led to the development of human thought more quickly, as whenever a new discovery was made it could be shared instantly. Because of this miraculous ability, all later evolutionary milestones were able to be shared upon discovery. This allowed civilization to be reached even faster. Along with the spread of ideas, the very ability to communicate accurately came along with language. Before sophisticated language, humans could not clearly share emotions or discoveries. After language became a basic element of life, however, humans could more easily bond and work together to better life and knowledge. This helped with trade, along with other evolutionary milestones and how they were carried out. It is on this amazing way of communication that civilization was able to