Monday, February 3rd, 2020

Topic - from prehistory to civilization

Lo1- define pre-history, paleolithic, neolithic, fertile crescent.
Lo2- describe the impact of the agricultural revolution
Lo3-  define the 5 characteristics of civilizations
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