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    The most significant turning point in human history is the discovery of fire. Fire allows for cooked food, which saves millions from bacteria in raw meat. People huddled so close together when near the fire that they were forced to invent a more precise way to communicate.

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    Anna Barth 9/17/2010 Period 2

    The Discovery of Fire


    The most significant turning point in human history is the discovery of fire. Fire allows for cooked food, which saves millions from bacteria in raw meat. Fire also saved lives from cold weather with its warmth. Furthermore, people huddled so close together when near the fire that they were forced to invent a more precise way to communicate. So, fire led to the next level of human communication. The human race could not be what it is today without fire.

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