Paleolithic to the Modern World

The result of the population growth directly affected the early people in many ways. As a result population grew as life became easier and more bearable. And that began the age of Neolithic or the New Stone Age. During the New Stone age people started to settle down and build their own shelters instead of dwelling in caves. One of them is that due to scarce food during the nomadic period, clans had to dispatch extra members when it reach to a certain number. Therefore, more manual labors were available when needed. Than gradually advance settlements turned into towns, cities, and diverse independent nations. reys and move with them as the various animals migrates as the season changes through out the year. However, with the much more settled society be rid of extra members is no longer necessary. Also the once nomads learned how to grow their own food. Even though the nomads’ food source was usually abundant and finding of shelters were not much of a problem, but the ongoing journeys with the hunted animals provides little security against several other different big game predators, that preys upon both men and the animals nomads travel with.

The harsh environment nomads face gradually forced them to discover a much easier lifestyle.

As the early people learned how to adapt and modify to the environment that they lived in, more advanced settlements began to emerge. Although the revolutionary steps took well over centuries, but the result of the time consuming evolution is the modern civilization that continues the nurturing of many more genius scientific minds that will bring the modern society into being much more advanced civilization.