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How did humans move from small wandering groups to organized civilizations?
How did villages turn into cities and societies?
In this episode of Hominid History, we explore how civilization began and why it changed the future of humanity forever.
After humans developed language and cooperation, they made a powerful decision — to settle down. Living near rivers and fertile land, early humans started farming and growing food. This created food surplus, which allowed populations to grow.
As populations increased, villages formed. Villages slowly turned into towns, and towns became cities. Humans developed new roles such as farmers, builders, leaders, traders, and craftsmen. Rules and systems were created to maintain order and cooperation.
Civilization brought knowledge, culture, and innovation. But it also introduced challenges like inequality, conflict, and power struggles. Despite these problems, civilization allowed humans to build monuments, record history, and shape the modern world.
This documentary-style video explains:
Why humans stopped moving and settled down
How farming changed human life
How early societies formed
The advantages and problems of civilization
How civilization shaped modern humanity
This video is part of the Hominid History series, exploring the complete journey of human evolution.
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