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Hearths of Agriculture Why was the Neolithic Revolution so important to the course of human history? Annotate the map above showing all of the agricultural.

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1 Hearths of Agriculture Why was the Neolithic Revolution so important to the course of human history?
Annotate the map above showing all of the agricultural hearths.

2 Types of Agriculture Shade and label location examples for types of agriculture as you gallery walk the posters for Key Issue 2 in class. Be sure to include a symbolic annotation for what type of product that type produces. For example: a banana for planation farming. Put an “S” next to subsistence types and a “C” next to commercial types.

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