Energia e Sociedade
Objetivos:
Justificativa:
Conteúdo:
• Revolução Agrícola
• Revolução Industrial
• Inexistência de excedente
7) A revolução agrícola
8) Agricultura
• Problematização
9) Metalurgia
• Problematização
10) Transportes
• Problematização
• Problematização
4) A sociedade de caçadores-coletores
5) A revolução agrícola
6) Agricultura
7) Metalurgia
8) Energia e Transportes
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