The Agricultural Revolution Crash Course World History

John Green introduces Crash Course World History, discussing the evolution of human society from foraging to agriculture. He explores the concept of a lifelong test of citizenship, the improbability of modern conveniences like the cheeseburger, and the transition from hunting to agriculture. The video examines the advantages and disadvantages of agriculture, the role of herding, and theories on the agricultural revolution. It highlights the impact of these changes on society and the environment.

What are some of the reasons given for why agriculture may have developed?

How does the text describe the relationship between agriculture and complex civilizations?

In what ways does the text suggest that agriculture has negatively impacted the planet?

What does John Green suggest about the importance of studying history?