- In China, they grew rice
- Before people traveled easily, they got whatever crops were native to where they were born
- In the Americas, they grew corn
- Corn, squash, and beans can be stored easily and dried out
- South Africa had sorghum, millet and yams
- New Guinea had some of the earliest farmers
- New Guinea crops couldn't be stored and were low in protein so they sometimes ate giant spiders for protein, vitamins, and minerals
- People with the most productive crops were the most productive farmers. The people with the most productive crops had geographic luck
- Humans started to domesticate and breed animals to eat and get supplies from
- Communities that domesticated animals could also use the animals to fertilize their crops
- Goats and Sheep were the first animals to be domesticated
- 168 out of 2,000,000 animals were attempted to be domesticated
- They don't domesticate reptiles, birds, fish, insects, or carnivores
- Goats, Sheep, Pigs, Cows, Horses, Donkeys, Bactrian Camels, Arabian Camels, Water Buffalo, Llamas, Reindeer, Yaks, Mithan, and Bali Cattle are the only 14 useful domesticated animals
- Cows, Sheep, and Goats are native to the Middle East
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Guns, Germs and steel
Today we watched the Guns, Germs and Steel video and took notes:
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