Why Did We Begin By The First Urban Revolution?

The first urban revolution began approximately 11,000 and 5,000 years ago and was concentrated in the fertile plains of only a few river basins. The cities developed alongside areas with peaked agriculture and domestication of animals. Mortality increased and food intake declined to narrow range foods, this led to increase in anemia and vitamin deficiencies. These first cities were quite vulnerable to ecological collapse, for instance, when drought occurred as in the case of Mesopotamia. Nearing the end of the 18th century the second urban revolution began in Great Britain. Other countries in North America and Europe were also engaging in the Industrial revolution. This revolution was fueled by the creation of industrial cities unparalleled