Dawn of the Bronze Age and Early Civilizations

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Impact of Population Growth on Innovation

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More people required more organization, which helped lead to more innovations such as bronze.

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Development of Irrigation Systems

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As farms became larger, they required irrigation systems to transport water.

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Significance of Food Surpluses

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Eventually produced more food than their settlements immediately needed, allowing populations to grow even larger.

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Geographical Location of the Fertile Crescent

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Located in the Middle East, it is a combination of the Nile, Tigris, and Euphrates Rivers and their valleys.

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Historical Importance of the Fertile Crescent

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Where the earliest evidence of human farming has been found.

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Significance of the Neolithic Revolution

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A turning point where humans transitioned from 'hunting and gathering' to farming and domestication.

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The 3 Ages of Early Human History in Order

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Paleolithic, Neolithic, & Bronze Age