Prologue
The explanation of the contemplation of cosmic history that shows the meaning of human life. The universe has its unique lifestyles. The history of a planet begins with the solar system about two thirds of the way through the history of the universe, about 4.7 billion years ago. In the very last minute of the cosmic year, there was agriculture, writing, civilizations, empires, and industrialization. Throughout the different technologies we have created, we have access to coal, gas, and oil. These substances have been made for hundred and thousands of years. Something that we caused ourselves and doesn’t benefit the human being species is the carbon dioxide and other toxins have affected the atmosphere and oceans. Due to this, there has been a vast change of climate, and also affects the animals.
Intro to part one:
The first era, known as the Paleolithic era, is where the first migrations began. Gatherer-hunters and fishing was the way of life. The homosapiens made it their environment their homes from arctic to rain forests in central Africa and Brazil. Many communities herded animals or focuses on crops like growing potatoes in the Andes or bananas in Brazil. Some communities has to migrate every season due to the fact that their crops didn’t grow in certain seasons. Communities that had different societies like states and cities, usually prospered and created empires.
Out of Africa:
Human beings first get used to their environments in Africa in forests and deserts. Africa were the first to showcase their technology, or hand tools. These were also the beginnings of migrations out of Africa to the Middle East going west into Europe, and eventually east into Asia.
The ways we are:
The societies imthe Paleolithic era were small with a slow population growth. “Paleolithic bands were seasonally mobile or nomadic, moving frequently and in regular patterns to exploit the resources of wild plants and animals in which they depended”(20). Men and women were equal in these societies while women gathered 70% of the food and men hunted about 30%. Religion was fairly similar to today as people believed different things. Lastly, there was a greater demand of food supply on the environment as the population grew.
The explanation of the contemplation of cosmic history that shows the meaning of human life. The universe has its unique lifestyles. The history of a planet begins with the solar system about two thirds of the way through the history of the universe, about 4.7 billion years ago. In the very last minute of the cosmic year, there was agriculture, writing, civilizations, empires, and industrialization. Throughout the different technologies we have created, we have access to coal, gas, and oil. These substances have been made for hundred and thousands of years. Something that we caused ourselves and doesn’t benefit the human being species is the carbon dioxide and other toxins have affected the atmosphere and oceans. Due to this, there has been a vast change of climate, and also affects the animals.
Intro to part one:
The first era, known as the Paleolithic era, is where the first migrations began. Gatherer-hunters and fishing was the way of life. The homosapiens made it their environment their homes from arctic to rain forests in central Africa and Brazil. Many communities herded animals or focuses on crops like growing potatoes in the Andes or bananas in Brazil. Some communities has to migrate every season due to the fact that their crops didn’t grow in certain seasons. Communities that had different societies like states and cities, usually prospered and created empires.
Out of Africa:
Human beings first get used to their environments in Africa in forests and deserts. Africa were the first to showcase their technology, or hand tools. These were also the beginnings of migrations out of Africa to the Middle East going west into Europe, and eventually east into Asia.
The ways we are:
The societies imthe Paleolithic era were small with a slow population growth. “Paleolithic bands were seasonally mobile or nomadic, moving frequently and in regular patterns to exploit the resources of wild plants and animals in which they depended”(20). Men and women were equal in these societies while women gathered 70% of the food and men hunted about 30%. Religion was fairly similar to today as people believed different things. Lastly, there was a greater demand of food supply on the environment as the population grew.
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