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The emergence of civilization is generally associated with the Neolithic , or Agricultural Revolution , which occurred in various locations between 8,000 and 5,000 BCE , specifically in southwestern/southern Asia , northern/central Africa and Central America .
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At first , the Neolithic was associated with shifting subsistence cultivation , where continuous farming led to the depletion of soil fertility resulting in the requirement to cultivate fields further and further removed from the settlement , eventually compelling the settlement itself to move .
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Cultural Historian Morris Berman suggests in Dark Ages America : the End of Empire that in the corporate consumerist United States , the very factors that once propelled it to greatness -- extreme individualism , territorial and economic expansion , and the pursuit of material wealth -- have pushed the United States across a critical threshold where collapse is inevitable .
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Cultural Historian Morris Berman suggests in Dark Ages America : the End of Empire that in the corporate consumerist United States , the very factors that once propelled it to greatness -- extreme individualism , territorial and economic expansion , and the pursuit of material wealth -- have pushed the United States across a critical threshold where collapse is inevitable .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Politically associated with over-reach , and as a result of the environmental exhaustion and polarization of wealth between rich and poor , he concludes the current system is fast arriving at a situation where continuation of the existing system saddled with huge deficits and a hollowed-out economy is physically , socially , economically and politically impossible .
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Although developed in much more depth , Berman 's thesis is similar in some ways to that of Urban Planner , Jane Jacobs who argues that five pillars of United States culture that are in serious decay : community and family ; higher education ; the effective practice of science ; taxation and government ; and the self-regulation of the learned professions .
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Although developed in much more depth , Berman 's thesis is similar in some ways to that of Urban Planner , Jane Jacobs who argues that five pillars of United States culture that are in serious decay : community and family ; higher education ; the effective practice of science ; taxation and government ; and the self-regulation of the learned professions .
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Although developed in much more depth , Berman 's thesis is similar in some ways to that of Urban Planner , Jane Jacobs who argues that five pillars of United States culture that are in serious decay : community and family ; higher education ; the effective practice of science ; taxation and government ; and the self-regulation of the learned professions .
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Although developed in much more depth , Berman 's thesis is similar in some ways to that of Urban Planner , Jane Jacobs who argues that five pillars of United States culture that are in serious decay : community and family ; higher education ; the effective practice of science ; taxation and government ; and the self-regulation of the learned professions .
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The corrosion of these pillars , Jacobs argues , is linked to societal ills such as environmental crisis , racism and the growing gulf between rich and poor .
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The corrosion of these pillars , Jacobs argues , is linked to societal ills such as environmental crisis , racism and the growing gulf between rich and poor .
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The corrosion of these pillars , Jacobs argues , is linked to societal ills such as environmental crisis , racism and the growing gulf between rich and poor .
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The corrosion of these pillars , Jacobs argues , is linked to societal ills such as environmental crisis , racism and the growing gulf between rich and poor .
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The corrosion of these pillars , Jacobs argues , is linked to societal ills such as environmental crisis , racism and the growing gulf between rich and poor .
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The corrosion of these pillars , Jacobs argues , is linked to societal ills such as environmental crisis , racism and the growing gulf between rich and poor .
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Soybeans , like most legumes , perform nitrogen fixation by establishing a symbiotic relationship with the bacterium Bradyrhizobium japonicum -LRB- syn .
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Modern crop cultivars generally reach a height of around 1 m -LRB- 3.3 ft -RRB- , and take 80 -- 120 days from sowing to harvesting .
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The origin of soy bean cultivation remains scientifically debated .
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