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It's been awhile! I hope all of you are doing well. So far my life has been crazy lately. I'm huge in the racing scene and I'm getting prepared for Shift-Sector on Oct 28th. It should be really fun! Don't worry, I'll post some pictures. With all this going on, their still seems room for some girl drama. That's a little too persona to talk about! Anyways, lets get back on track with History. I believe we left off with Neolithic Era.

Chapter 2 First Civilizations 9/18/17

One of the best things to ever come into play was the development of agriculture. Agriculture set a path for a new way of life. With more and more people prospering everywhere, civilizations started to arise. Chapter 2 mainly focuses on the development of the first civilizations. The earliest first civilizations ever reordered emerged around 3500 B.C.E to 3000 B.C.E. The first civilization was found to be in the middle east, "Sumerian" descent.

If you actually think and analyze, How were these civilizations started? How long did it take for it to form and grow. Even for many scholars today this question is unknown, but they do know agriculture had a huge affect. Food source was important to stay alive. I'm assuming first civilizations figured they needed to work together to survive. History show is the neolithic era, great advances in agricultural methods were being used. Animals were being used for labor and other agricultural needs.

With the development of civilization, forms of Hierarchy started to form...To Be Continued

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