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" The Neolithic people invented agriculture, and 

people then had a steady and stable food control. 

Agriculture is farming or growing crops and raising 

animals.'

"These changes were important because it brought the use of permanent  

shelters. With the use of permanent shelter they gave people protection from 

harsh weather and wild animals, and made people feel more comfortable."

"Back in the Paleolithic Age, people 

got food from hunting animals and 

gathering plants. They also did not 

have a good food supply."

"Back in Paleolithic times, small 

bands of about 20 to 60 people 

wandered from place to place in 

search of food. They were called 

nomads and had no permanent 

shelter."

"Back in the Neolithic Age, people lived 

in communities and it made it possible 

for people to organize themselves 

better. They could organize themselves 

better because they could split up the 

amount of work".

"These changes are important because organizing will help people get the job done. It is also 

important because you could get twice the amount of work done in the same amount of time."

"Back in the Paleolithic Age people 

lived in caves or rough, tent like 

structures. Paleolithic people were 

nomads though so they moved a lot. 

They had to move to a lot so they 

could follow wild packs of animals or 

to find new plants to eat."

"Back in the Neolithic Age, people 

invented agriculture so all they had to 

do was grow crops and raise animal. 

Agriculture let them not have to move 

any more. The shelters made life easier 

fr them because it protected them from 

bad weather, wild animals, and made 

them feel safer."

"These changes are important 

because shelter can protect you so 

you could be safe from wild animals 

and bad weather. Another way it is 

important is that you could store 

food and other things in your 

houses."

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