People started living together because it made life easier. At first, they lived in small groups and moved around to find food. But when the weather got good and there was enough food, they stayed put. Over time, more people came to live near them, like a big family growing bigger. They built houses out of mud and clay, and slowly, villages turned into cities.
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- A group of people stays near a river because it gives them enough food, and they start building homes together.
- Children learn how to weave baskets by watching their parents, just like they learn to talk by listening to others.
- People dig a hole in the ground for storing grain, which helps them survive through cold winters.
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See also
- How Do We Know What People Eat in Ancient Civilizations?
- How Do We Know What Ancient People Ate?
- How Do We Know What People Thought Long Ago?
- Why Did Ancient Civilizations Disappear?
- Why Did Ancient Civilizations Build Megaliths?
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