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| people who hunter their food and gather plants to make food. |
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| people who do not live in a permanent settlement and are always moving around to keep up with their food. |
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| the major turning point in world history when the people decided to settle down and not be nomads anymore. |
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| to make animals tame and make them pets and to culvate plants and plant them in different places |
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| fine sand carried by water. |
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| a variety of food or having more food than you need. |
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| a place you live and you do not move away or travel around all of the time. |
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| after the neolithic revolution happened we had a surplus so we did not need as many farmers so we could make more that would be a help to our community. |
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Technology
the practical use of knowledge to meet humans needs and wants. |
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Innovation
a new method, project, or idea. |
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Irrigation
supplying dry land with water or pretty much farming. |
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Social Class
how people are divided up like kings and peasents. |
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Civilization
a place were it is civilized and people live there. |
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Mesopotamia
an ancient region in modern day Iraq. |
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Tigris nad Euphrates
two rivers that |
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