Beginning of Settled Life
Early humans transitioned from a nomadic hunting-gathering lifestyle to settled farming communities, marking a major turning point in histor
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Early humans were nomadic, moving from place to place to hunt animals and gather fruits, roots, and plants for food.
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- Early humans were nomadic hunter-gatherers.
- They moved to hunt and gather food.
- Farming discovery reduced need to move.
- Humans could grow their own food.
- Settled life allowed permanent homes.
- It also allowed food storage.
- Tools and social structures grew more complex.
- This shift led to civilizations.