Overpopulation in hunter-gatherer tribes mainly never happened, because they had to carry their children with them, and along with the prolonged juvenile period that they had would make it much to difficult. It is important to understand that this new way of life (sedentism) meant a whole new set of opportunities, and a whole new set of problems as well. (Learning Module)

Large families meant that they would have more help in the fields, so family size grew to make life easier.

In conclusion, our ancestors faced numerous problems, and came up with many solutions. The solutions were passed on generation through generation and most likely improved upon each generation. All of these things overpopulation, famine, and disease have been dealt with in a way that gives us the opportunity to be here today.

The struggle for power has been apparent throughout dating back even to the ancient city in Turkey, called Jericho 8,000 years ago. Along with the close knit communities came crime. Crime and power are closely related because the more that you had something, for our ancient ancestors it was surpluses of crops, for us today it would be money. Some people believed that they needed to steal ot

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