what are the implications when early humans begin building permanent settlements?explain
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The initial period of plenty, which prompted early humans to settle down in certain areas permanently, saw an increase in their population. With more mouths to feed, over a period of time, such permanent settlements faced shortage of food and shelter.
Very soon, there were internal disagreements and strife. The arrival of more humans from other areas, in search of food and shelter, often led to violent turf wars. It resulted in further migration of humans.
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Human population is ever expanding.
To accommodate this ever increasing population, there is a constant need to create new settlements.
Most of these permanent new settlements are made by clearing forests and generating space.
This disturbs the natural flora and fauna of the area.
This also damages the ecological balance of the area and disturbs the weather pattern.