Evolution

The most important part of evolution was the Australopithecus Afrensis because this is the stage where they became bipedal. This is important because walking on two feet means they can raise babies, stand taller to see further, and conserve energy. Another substantial step in evolution is the Homo Habilis stage where they could make stone tools which enabeled them to eat meat. The ability to eat meat meant that they had brain development which enabled them to solve problems. These two steps are important because these developments led to where we are today.