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Diamond was right on track about, his theory of “geographic luck”. In LO₁, the
clearly explain the Prehistoric Era, and how human lived / their ways of daily
life, for every man and women out in the villages. The
Prehistory Era divided into the stages of tool development. By 800 B.C. The
tools in Southwestern Asia, Northeast Africa, Europe, were advanced like ever
before. By 3000 – 1000 B.C. the Bronze Age replaced the stone age, and then the
Iron Age after 100 B.C., soon after that other regions went through those
stages by imitating and adapting these earliest advances , and though their own
independent invention.
Hunters and gathers lived in groups
of 20 – 30 people. They found food, protected each other, and provided their
children with what they needed. Hunter-gatherer patterns came to the situation
of agrarian (framing) life. The life of agrarian led to, cultivation of plants,
the taming animals, technology and new skills to adapt animals and plants.
Which aloud various people / regions to have “geographic luck”.
This is a good description of Paleolithic life, but I would have liked to see more discussion of life after the Agricultural Revolution (advantages of domesticated plants and animals, and the new roles of men and women).
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