Inca Geography

One of the biggest agricultural clubs in america is FFA. FFA stands for “Future Farmers of America” and is funded through sponsorships and individual donations. Other options may be colleges. A great local college that is great in the agricultural industry is Purdue University’s college of agriculture. “It is one of the world’s leading colleges of agricultural, food, life, and natural resource sciences.” What I want readers to think or do after learning about this topic is to grow a bigger respect for farmers after realizing how many hard hours they put into our country.

Farming was believed to be very beneficial and significant to the early society, because farming meant that individuals did not have to journey to locate food. Farming helped them create early civilization by enabling them to settle in one place and tend to their farming. Also, this brilliant kind of agriculture was very convenient compared to hunting, since hunting was time-consuming and inefficient for gathering food. One great example of this would be the Europe’s victory over the Zulus. Europeans were able to defeat the Zulus with their advanced weaponries that they’ve developed over the years.

How the Neolithic Revolution Shaped History The Neolithic revolution was a very important event in history because the change from hunting and gathering, to farming and domesticating animals, allowed early humans to have specialization, develop surpluses, and construct permanent settlements. Without the need of gathering food all day, early humans could work on other things, such as government, organized religion, writing, arts, jobs, and architecture. These things are the basic characteristics of nearly every ancient, or modern civilization. Also, food surpluses were developed because farming and domestication were better ways of acquiring food. The Neolithic revolution was a very important event in history because it allowed specialization to occur.

In the agriculture section, they came up with this new and imaginative agrarian regulations called the ‘equal distribution of land’, also known as the equal-field system. According to these regulations every family was granted enough land to support itself. (The civilization of ancient china) It allocated land according to the needs of the individual Chinese family. The impact of the system was twofold. It guaranteed that every Chinese household would be working on rich fertile land; this ensured that the people’s labor would be rewarded with bountiful harvests and economic security for their families.

Soon enough the potatoes traveled and reached Ireland. There, they allowed farmers to be able to produce much more food, they also gained protection against the tragedy of grain crop failure and seasonal population checks caused by famine. Highly nutritious potatoes also helped lessen the effects of diseases like tuberculosis and measles. Consuming potatoes lead to more births and less deaths which had caused a huge population increase wherever the potato had traveled to. Having known this, I have a clear view that the effect potatoes had on Ireland, is only one of many impacts that had dramatically affected the world for the

In an effort to sustain one of the highest population densities in history, the Mayans transformed the land. They removed nearly all of the forest and replaced it with agricultural crops. The lack of rain helped raise temperatures on land. When energy from the Sun reaches the ground, it either heats the ground or it causes water

They had very rich soil, which gave humans a reason to settle in mesopotamia and begin farming. People were living in the area called the "Fertile Crescent" to take advantage of the rich soil.. Mesopotamia's rich soil helped humans to settle in one place to farm. So they wouldn't be nomads and go from place to place . This is why I think geography affected early civilization , in many other places civilization didn't begin the best because of its resources the places I named had everything a person need to live and advance in life

An average item of food in the US travels about 1500 miles from the farm to our plates. It takes enormous amounts of fossil fuel energy to deliver just a few calories of food to our homes. To aid the global warming and ensure the best food quality, it is recommended to eat local produce. Eating locally can help conserve energy, keep farmers in business, and prevent the process of further urbanization of our cities.

Since the human population is increasing at an exponential rate, world hunger turned into an issue that needs our quick action; genetic engineering can be useful in our mission. When we apply genetic engineering on animals and plants, we can increase the production of meat and fruits which will become cheaper and plentiful. On the other hand, a big ethical concern has developed since the creation and development of genetic engineering. While it can be used to prevent diseases, soon it will be used as a cosmetic tool as we have done with the surgeries for hundreds of years. We will be able to choose our traits which will lead to a eugenic driven human

Mesopotamia had many great writings considering their location wasn 't exactly ideal for a growing civilization. Since it was in the fertile crescent, the land was seen as very valuable, and other civilizations wanted to have the agriculture for their own. There was also no natural obstacle to keep it safe, no mountains, desert, ocean, etc, so it was very susceptible to invasion. The Iron Age, occurring from 1000 to 500 BCE, was a time in a rise and fall of many empires, all of which manipulated Iron for the sole purpose of warfare. Two of the empires at this time, the Neo-Hittite Empire and the Neo-Assyrian Empire, saw an expansion during this time period.