Wheat: A Domesticated Crop

access to domesticated animals, an immunity to germs and steel. This allowed them to dominate countries that didn’t have these advantages.     Latitude and geographic location controls climate. Climate will control how well a country grow crops and what crops will actually grow, this will also affect how much time a civilization have to advance. Geographic location affects what crops can grow because people who live in the tropics are going to get a lot of rain so plentiful crops like wheat will not

Local culture in Near East and Mesoamerica each domesticated their own unique sets of plants and animals, and they did so by pathways quite different from each other’s. Agriculture domestication of plants and animals developed around 10,000 BC. It also had undergone significant developments since the time of the earliest cultivation. The transition of hunter gatherer to agriculture societies indicates an antecedent period of intensification and increasing in agriculture communities. In the past

Fertile Crescent having such protein packed crops like wheat, they wouldn't have gotten as advanced as they are today. Some other civilizations like Papua New Guinea, for example, weren't as lucky as The Fertile Crescent. The only crop that

best climate to grow wheat. What does wheat have to do with inequality? Wheat won't grow in Papua New Guinea! Wheat grows in humid climates and takes little effort to grow and farm. Wheat is an easy crop to harvest and grow, not to mention it takes very few people to go out, collect and regrow it again. Not to mention that wheat can be stored for 7-8 months. People of Papua New Guinea live in a tropical and very wet climate, not only that, but the ground is to dense to plant wheat. That means People

wasn’t because they were white. The reason some societies are so technologically and socially advanced was because of geography, where they’re located on a map. Geography determines climate, and climate determines the presence of easily farmed crops and domesticated animals, which

Geography is the root cause of inequality in the world. geography controls climate which in turn controls what crops a civilization can grow and what animals can thrive, with productive crops and domesticated animals civilizations have time to develop new ideas and invent new tools that can help them develop new cultures. The geographic location is very important for growing crops and the development of a civilization. The location of a civilization will determine weather like Papua New Guinea

eat. It was this kind of lifestyle which led to a smaller, tribal mindset in which you ate what you could, when you could. Over time this began to change, with the establishment of agricultural practices which allowed for availability of much needed crops and the decision of tribes to establish permanent communities, as well as the increase in both number of members and life terms.

the climate, the crops that can be harvested, the animals that thrive, the exposure to disease, and the discovering of steel. All of these scenarios dictate the development of civilization and where they place on the Maslow's Hierarchy. The type of food a civilization can grow can greatly affect the development of a civilization. Geographic location affects the climate and what crops can grow in that climate. Weather and latitude placement controls the agriculture and what crops can grow in that

comprised of thirteen (13) ingredients, to wit: olive (oil); onion (red and green); cilantro; cumin (ground); wheat (flour); chicken (stock and thigh); cassava; calabash; potato (red); plantain; lemon (juice); salt; and, pepper. Notwithstanding the fact that these ingredients are customarily used to make the Cuban version of chicken soup, these same ingredients were not all domesticated in the region that Cuba is located in. For example, Cuba is located in the Caribbean region. Out of the thirteen

point by the climate and geography of the Earth. Civilizations have developed differently agriculturally based on the types of food available to them. Crops that provide