Neolithic Revolution

The most important technical development in human history is the naturalization of plants (agriculture) and animals (animals). These developments are known as the Neolithic Revolution, which is the development of the city center (town and later cities), trade, and most other that we consider to be part of "civilization" .

Along with the Neolithic revolution, civilization is now beginning to appear in amazing places - valleys. These river valleys supply fertile soil to people for the flood. These floods coupled with newly discovered agriculture and domestication knowledge gave a stable supply of food and people in the Neolithic settled around these rivers. Since these people live together in one place, civilization emerges and these civilizations often share these common features:

A flood that helps to provide fertile soil for survival also causes problems. Floods are sometimes huge and uncontrolled, the entire village may be destroyed and farmers need to draw water from the field during the dry season. Therefore, irrigation systems (dams and canals) are necessary to manage these water. Construction of these projects requires a large organization and cooperation among the Neolithic people. Therefore, the government can develop these projects, teach them, and provide rules of life.

As agricultural productivity improves, the number of people working in the food production sector (like the 18th century British industrial revolution) also increases. Those "extra" people who do not need to cultivate can become craftsmen, businessmen, or businessmen, can increase production of all kinds and can provide better living standard for all people I will.

With these two changes, people can stay in one place rather than crouching from one place after the main food source (animal). For some reason, people in the Neolithic Age learned how to raise crops and grow livestock as food. Now, people are in eternal life, so much cooperation is needed to survive, and civilization begins to emerge.

The Neolithic Revolution, also known as the agricultural revolution, showed the transformation of small nomadic bands from hunting gatherings to larger agricultural settlements and early civilization in human history. The Neolithic revolution began around 10,000 BC. A fertile crescent (Fertile Crescent), a maneuvering area in the Middle East where mankind was engaged in agricultural production for the first time. Shortly thereafter, stone age human beings in other parts of the world began to engage in agriculture. Civilization and cities began with the revolutionary revolution in Neolithic era

The Neolithic Revolution is another name for the agricultural revolution. The Neolithic Revolution may be the greatest and most important change in human history. It brought about the development and growth of agriculture, the establishment of a permanent village, and the emergence of the city. It happened about 10,000 years ago. The Neolithic Revolution was another name for the agricultural revolution - when human beings established permanent agricultural solutions for the first time. It brings over food, which in turn makes it possible for some people to work in art and culture. It also brought about the development of the city and the systematic writing system. Finally, as some people accumulate wealth and power, it leads to the emergence of political and social status.

"The Neolithic Revolution" is another name for the first agricultural revolution. "The Neolithic Revolution" occurred in various parts of the world at various times, which occurred about 10,000 years ago in ancient Mesopotamia (also called "fertile new moon"). "The Neolithic Revolution" showed the transformation of human society into an agricultural community settled from a wandering hunting collecting society. This has brought the emergence of cities, civilizations, religions, culture, etc., which is one of the most important changes in human history.