Writing Assignment 2 – Cause-and-effect and the history of hunters and gatherers Before you start on this assignment: 1. Review WTWA, Chapter 1, pages 18-42. 2. Review the Clive Gamble tool use...

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Writing Assignment 2 –

Cause-and-effect and the history of hunters and gatherers




Before you start on this assignment:


1. Review WTWA, Chapter 1, pages 18-42.


2. Review the Clive Gamble tool use chart (see BLACKBOARD for the PDF)


3. Read and examine the example of prehistoric art from the end of Chapter 1 in WTWA.




The work: Drawing on both the tool use chart and the assigned readings, how and why did human society become more complex between around 80,000 BCE and 6,000 BCE?



Being “proficient” at this activity requires satisfying all of the following criteria:



1. Your answer cites the sources of its information using parenthetical citations.
To show me that you understand the assigned reading, you need to show me where you are drawing on things you learned from the reading. These can be simple citations: (WTWA, page #) or (Gamble, page #) is enough.




2. Your answer uses specific examples from the assigned readings to show how human society changed *before* the domestication of plants and animals in around 10,000 BCE.
To show that you have thought independently about cause and effect, you need to describe and give examples in your own words that explain changes in hunter gatherer societies.




3. Your answer uses specific examples to show how domesticating animals and plants depended on earlier changes in human society, especially technological ones.
This activity is designed to make you think about change over time in history. Show me, in your own words, that you understand how later changes (domestication) depended on earlier ones.




4. Your answer uses specific examples to show how and why domesticating animals and plants led to greater complexity in human societies that adopted agriculture and pastoralism.
In history, change often has unintended consequences. Show me, in your own words, that you understand how adopting new lifestyles (pastoralism, agriculture) led to many further changes to human society, not all of which were positive.

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Answer To: Writing Assignment 2 – Cause-and-effect and the history of hunters and gatherers Before you start...

Shreyashi answered on Sep 06 2021
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How and why did human society become more complex between around 80,000 BCE and 6,000 BCE? 
To understand the complexity that took place within the human society between 80000 BCE and 6000 BCE
we need to look back at that period of time and analyse how everything started in the first place. Homo sapiens better known as human beings where individuals with bigger brains who first appeared in the highlands of eastern Africa as per archaeologists and scholars about 200,000 years ago and possibly in Northwest Africa almost 300,000 years ago. The ancestors of Homo sapiens were Homo Hibilis and Homo erectus (WTWA, 16-17). They had bigger brains and greater cognitive skills. The Homo sapiens are considered as modern human beings. Having skills and a brain help the Homo sapiens to spread throughout the world. Hundreds and thousands of years ago Africa underwent a lot of climate and environment changes this created a pressure among Homo sapiens. Research says that even 100,000 years ago, there were only 10,000 Homo sapiens. Migration started taking place. Homo sapiens started to move from one place to another. That's when the parts of two spaces collided at a point in the globe. But it turned out that Homo sapiens where better suited for the environment. As we hear the saying “survival for the fittest” in this case homo sapiens where considered is the fittest. The other group died out and got extinct. The Homo sapiens on the other hand continued there migration from south-east Asia to Central Asia. Although they did not migrate to the area of Europe. The population of Homo sapiens was 300,000 in third 30,000 BCE. These human beings used tools that were made out of stone. They used tools that looked more like today's choppers and scrapers. The used the tools mostly for preparing tools and hunting during the earlier days all the with the passing of time there were tools that were even modified and were used for...
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