How To Write A Chapter Summary By Cazarro

Chapter 1 In this section of the book, before we became homo sapiens, we evolved from past ancestors who weren’t up to par on further knowledge on life as modern humans today. The author suggests that humans come from a long past of ancestry from Africa that has been spread all around various parts of the globe. The locations of their selected spots have had a huge impact of the development of technologies and how they came to evolve to have more appealing characteristics suited for their area. This approaches the main question of the book strong because it gets straight to the point. Depending on the overall position of the continent, it influences the rate and levels of advancements in tools and intelligence. The author is trying to say that the whites could have been in a better position in location than the others.

Chapter 2 Environmental features served as a big role on a striving human lifestyle. Some continents have more attractive attributes than others making it easier to adapt. Also, the population of the area, because the encounters with unfamiliar human contact can trigger negative intentions. Variation of different factors, such as food sources and land type, molds together to form a lifestyle. As said in the book, there were two distinct groups, the hunter-gatherers and the farmers.
The event in Cajamarca lead by Pizarro followed by many men, brought many things along with them. Advanced blacksmithery, illnesses, and animals are some of the major items introduced by this conquest against Native Americans nearly making them close to extinction. This attempts to answer Yali's question by showcasing that the more advanced the tools are, such as guns and the mounting of horses, the better. History makes itself a source to look on to, like a trial and error. We can learn from the past to improve our goods and