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WITCHER [35]
1 year ago
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because farming requires regular access to land, farming societies tend to be . group of answer choices

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Alexeev081 [22]1 year ago
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Because farming requires regular access to land, farming societies tend to be sedentary.

Sedentary agriculture is a farming technique where one farmer works in a certain location that they have chosen. In this system of farming, the fields are not adjusted for the season. Because African farmers used the same plot of land continuously rather than shifting agriculture, this practise is also known as the "basic methods." Most of the world's sedentary agriculture is found in tropical areas. Even if the area is the same, a good amount of crop is farmed thanks to irrigation and rotation of the crops. The first step in this style of farming is preparing the soil by hoeing and ploughing with rudimentary hand tools.

Because farming requires regular access to land, farming societies tend to be __________.

a. nomadic

b. imperialistic

c. state level societies

d. sedentary

Learn more about sedentary farming here:

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