The Direction of Human Evolution
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By the union of individuals into families and tribes and nations, still larger and more complex units of organization were formed, until now, by intelligent human co- operation, we. have governmental xmits which in- clude hundreds of millions of men, and we are on the eve of bringing together into some form of league or federation all the peoples of the earth.
Three main stages in the past evolution of human culture (the material aspect of which may be de- fined as knowledge of, and control ove...r, environ- ment) are generally recognized, viz.: Savagery, Barbarism, and Civilization. The lowest stages of human culture, as contrasted witii prehiunan con- ditions, begin with the fashioning of crude stone implements and with the use of fire. Middle stages are marked by the making of beautiful stone imple- ments and by the introduction of the use of copper and bronze. The highest stage is characterized by the use of iron, the invention of writing and all that goes with this, and by increasing knowledge of, and control over, the forces of nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the union of individuals into families and tribes and nations, still larger and more complex units of organization were formed, until now, by intelligent human co- operation, we. have governmental xmits which in- clude hundreds of millions of men, and we are on the eve of bringing together into some form of league or federation all the peoples of the earth.
Three main stages in the past evolution of human culture (the material aspect of which may be de- fined as knowledge of, and control ove...r, environ- ment) are generally recognized, viz.: Savagery, Barbarism, and Civilization. The lowest stages of human culture, as contrasted witii prehiunan con- ditions, begin with the fashioning of crude stone implements and with the use of fire. Middle stages are marked by the making of beautiful stone imple- ments and by the introduction of the use of copper and bronze. The highest stage is characterized by the use of iron, the invention of writing and all that goes with this, and by increasing knowledge of, and control over, the forces of nature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conklin, Edwin Grant, 1863-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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