Archaeologists and anthropologists are tasked with discovering a time before the written record. In your response, explain how they are able to uncover information about our early past. What tools and methods do they employ? Finally, differentiate between archaeologists and anthropologists. How are they similar and how are they different in their methodological approach? Some historians claim that the Neolithic Revolution was the single most important development in human history. In your response, defend or refute this claim. In doing so, define the Neolithic Revolution and describe its effects on human development. You may include information from the textbook readings, and from the videos "The Rise of Agriculture" and "The Neolithic Revolution," both of which appear in the Chapter 1, Lesson 2 Lesson Resources section. (Hint: Turn on closed captioning when you watch the video.) After reading Chapter 2, Lesson 1, read the Lesson Resources "Class Mobility in Egyptian Society" and "Egyptian Education." Use this information to write a response that describes the way Egyptian society was organized. Be sure to include religion, class, gender, and age in your response. Israel and Judaism have had a profound cultural influence on World History. One of the most important influences centers on legal ideas contained in the Ten Commandments. In your response, draw a connection between the Ten Commandments and principles of the US Government. (Hint: Look at how the Jewish concept of the covenant influenced the development of democratic-republic principles.)