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    Cultural and Sociopolitical Evolution

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    This document discusses the cultural and sociopolitical evolution of humans from the Paleolithic era to modern times. It describes how humans transitioned from nomadic hunter-gatherer societies to settled agricultural communities and eventually civilizations with specialized roles and social classes. Key developments included the rise of permanent Neolithic villages which led to further social stratification and the establishment of councils of elders to govern communities. Later, urbanization and specialized activities characterized the emergence of early civilizations. More recently, societies have transitioned to more democratic political systems.

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    This document discusses the cultural and sociopolitical evolution of humans from the Paleolithic era to modern times. It describes how humans transitioned from nomadic hunter-gatherer societies to settled agricultural communities and eventually civilizations with specialized roles and social classes. Key developments included the rise of permanent Neolithic villages which led to further social stratification and the establishment of councils of elders to govern communities. Later, urbanization and specialized activities characterized the emergence of early civilizations. More recently, societies have transitioned to more democratic political systems.

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    CULTURAL AND

    SOCIOPOLITICAL
    EVOLUTION
    PAIR-SHARE !
    CHOOSE A PARTNER

    Exchange ideas about yourselves.


    Share your insights about how you perceive life nowadays.
    CONCEPT MAPPING
    Think of any words/ concept that you can
    associate with the word “Evolution”.
    Evolution
    Changes development
    progression
    growth transformation
    improvement
    CULTURAL AND
    SOCIOPOLITICAL
    EVOLUTION
    from hunting and
    gathering to the rise
    of civilization
    PALEOLITHIC
    EVOLUTION
    PALEOLITHIC EVOLUTION

    Lasts from the beginning of human life until about 10,000 BCE
    During this period people were NOMADS.
    NOMADS- they have no permanent settlements, they live in groups of
    20-30 and spent most of their times hunting and gathering

    Work was divided between men and women, with the men
    hunting animals and the women gathering fruits, berries and
    other edibles.
    Paleolithic Per iod

    People during this period


    developed simple tools
    such as spears and axes
    made from bones, wood
    and stones
    NEOLITHIC
    EVOLUTION
    NEOLITHIC EVOLUTION

    There is a fundamental change in the way people live


    People started to cultivate crops and domesticate animals.

    The shift from hunting and gathering to agriculture led to


    permanent settlements, the establishments of social classes, and
    the eventual rise of civilization.
    NEOLITHIC EVOLUTION

    There is a rise of Neolithic Villages, which led to permanent settlements.

    Neolithic Villages continued to divide works between men and women.


    However, women's status declined as men took the lead in most areas of
    these early societies.

    Villages were usually run by a COUNCIL OF ELDERS composed of the


    heads of various families
    NEOLITHIC EVOLUTION

    There is a rise of Social Class. Where in a person's social


    class was usually determined by the work they did ,
    such as farmer, craftsman, priest and warrior.
    Depending on the society, priests and warriors were
    usually at the top , with farmers and craftsman at the
    bottom.
    CIVILIZATION
    CIVILIZATION

    Characterized by:
     Urban development

     Social Stratification

     Symbolic
    Communication Forms
    CIVILIZATION

    Human community develops to the level of


    sophistication
     the rise of towns and cities
     Food production

     Specialized activities: creation of imposing


    buildings or work of arts, and a civil service.
    DEMOCRATIZATION
    DEMOCRATIZATION

    The transition to a more democratic political regime

    From authoritarian political system to democratic


    political system.
    Application:
     Divide the class into 3
     Assign each group for every period:
    1. Paleolithic
    2. Neolithic
    3. Civilization
    4. Democratization

     Each group will prepare for a skit


    showing Cultural and Sociopolitical
    Evolution for every period.
    ASSESSMENT

    LET'S HAVE A SHORT


    QUIZ.
    ASSIGNMENT

    Interview an old folk. Ask them how people during the


    last decades live life in terms of social and political
    aspects, and try to compare your findings to the present
    society.
    Present your outputs in an essay form with a minimum
    of 100 words. Do these in your notebook.
    THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

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