Question

1) Prehistoric people of central Asia moved to North America during the last Ice Age. Early people of the Middle East moved into northern Mesopotamia. Explain how climate and geography led to these migrations, and what they have in common.

2) Explain the steps that occur as a society becomes a civilization.

Answer 1

The people migrated because they were always searching for food like fruit and vegetables, and they were always following game that they would hunt. The climate was changing and getting warmer, Vegetation was changing and people where finding out how to grow crop. They moved to an area that was perfect to grow crops and hunt. The area and the climate gave people a lot of choices.

Answer 2

Answer:

1) Prehistoric people of Asia were able to emigrate to North America because the climate was colder. The earth was going through a period of glaciation as show in the popular film the ice age. This caused a the bering strait to become frozen, and it worked as a land bridge that allowed migration. This is why native americans have straight black hair like east asians.

Early people of the Middle East migrated into Mesopotamia because there are two important rivers in the region: the Tigris and the Eufrates. In fact, Mesopotamia is a word of greek origin which means "land between two rivers".

2) Societies become a civilization as they become sedentary. They become sedentary because they learn how to grow crops and domesticate animals. These crops and animals generate economic growth which is appropriated by a ruling class. This ruling class establish themselves as rulers and impose their law and will on the people.