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Do Now Distribute Notebooks from milk crate up front.

Unit 2 Geographic Luck

Scale: your life so far

Scale: Mr. Best’s life

Scale: Mr. Best’s grandfather’s life

Scale: Since the founding of USA

Scale: AD (last 2016 years)

Scale: last 10,000 years

Neolithic Revolution 9,000 BC

What was life like before?

What was life like before? Humans pursued their food Might change locations 3-4 times per year. Worked 4-7 hours/ day Endemic violence

Agricultural Revolution Humans started farming. Humans built first permanent settlements. Humans began to specialize. People develop a “skill” or “trade” 12,500 years ago in some areas

Farming: what do you see?

Settlements: what do you see?

Specialization: what do you see?