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I believe that agriculturist had a better way of living. I think this because the hunter gathers had to work harder for their food and they didn't have  an as balanced diet. The agriculturist had plenty of food for themselves and for their towns which allowed for more jobs. Agriculture allowed for there to be towns and for people to live together. Agriculture lets people have more of a variety of food and a healthy diet. With there being less people having to gather food there were more people doing different jobs which led to entertainment and stores.

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Lee and Sahlins believe that the hunter gathers had it easier then we thought and they weren't poor. The hunter-gathers only got what was necessary to live which gave them less worries and complications then future generations. I agree and understand what they were saying, but I still think farmers had a better and easier life. I understand what they are saying because when you are just trying to get food and supplies for survival you don't have anymore needs or wants.

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I thought that the text should tell more about what the Kitavan people ate. These people must have a very healthy duet with very low fat to have small waists. I don't get how this island is so much different then the rest of Papua New Guinea. I think my understanding of the quality has become more complex by seeing that a group of people are healthier and more fit from their diet.

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In Catal Huyuk they have the factors of having a community, new tools, technology, and access to food. Living in towns allows you to be with your family, have friends, go to stores, and learn from others

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These tools allowed early civilizations to harvest some of their fields and supply food to their civilians. The shapes and materials allowed for those people in the past to do this. These tools allow for the factors of accessibility and variety of food. My conclusion matches with my guesses.

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Factors: the variety and accessibility of food, the population around me, the education available, technology, friends, tools, showers, money, cities and towns, stores, restaurants, ways to have fun, family, entertainment

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Depression, money, friends, family, health (like drug and alcohol abuse), quality of house, quality of properties, cleanliness, economy

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Agriculturalists had the better quality of life because they had better access to food which gave them more time and allowed them to establish communities. With less people gathering food, more people in the communities learned new abilities which led to new jobs and new tools/technologies.