Helen Constanza

When I started reading about the empires and so on, I was very confuse due to that fact that I had heard different things in high school about this. What stuck with me the most was the fact that Persia was embroilment with the greeks. The Persians in taking over Lydia had come into contact with the greeks colonies in Asia Minor. Throughout this reading I had several questions, that I did not quite catch. While the civilization of the Greeks and Persians collide why where the other two empires taking shape. The two empires were Rome and Chinas Imperial state on the far eastern end? What I did find really interesting was the way that rome started, it starts out so small. I would honestly like to know more of how they got into power. Sorry this is so unorganized, it was really confusing to get all my thoughts together! Thank You for reading! :)

This chapter discussed about how their lives slowly started to change. As time went by things were starting to get replaced. It replaced the early gathering and hunting. Agriculture represented a genuinely revolutionary transformation of all human life all across the planet. Agriculture was a different and new relationship between human kind and other living things. The way humans farmed was different. Not were only humans changing, but animals too. This argiculture started unfolding in many parts of the world and as time went by it was known in the African continent. I think it was pretty awesome and interesting the way this agriculture got around from one place another. The way humans life was changing dramatically in farming communities in a good and bad way. Farming required hard work. Although these new practices humans were doing seem pretty interesting, there was also a lot of harm in their lives. It came with a lot of diseases. A lot of these new humans were being affected wi...