My answer is <span>The development of new stone tools about 12,000 years ago brought the period called the Neolithic Revolution. Those new tools caused the extinction of numerous large mammals. With that extinction, the hunting and gathering culture could no longer continue as it had. It became necessary to find new sources of food. The sharper tools of the new stone age made it possible to add new vegetable sources to the diet. Trees could be cut back and the fruit at the ends of the branches could be harvested. Since old growth doesn't bear fruit, the process of pruning trees would also make them more useful. The stone tools also made agriculture possible. Fig cultivation began about this time around Jericho. Maybe some day, indications will be found of other plants cultivated about this time.</span>
<h2><em>Franks and Celts , </em></h2><h2>Hope this helps :)))</h2>
<span>Peonage is something of a system that the employee is made to pay back the debt to the employer with work and this is also considered as debt slavery. many African American farmers caught in this situation because they do not have enough money to pay for goods from the stores. This situation happened during the reconstruction period after the civil war. Since they cannot afford land they cultivated crops in other's land and share the crop.</span>
D.provide public schools for poor children.
Victorian Era social reform concerned the problems created by industrialization and urbanization. The goals were typically to create more government regulation of business and more services for workers.
A social reformer in the Victorian Era would have supported public schools because it would have created a more equal society and a better base of workers. It would have also solved the issue of what to do with children after they were banned from working in factories. Public schools served to teach all members of society basic skills like reading, writing, and arithmetic. It would have also taught work skills necessary for factory work such as being on time and working on bells.
In primaries, party members vote in a state election for the candidate they want to represent them in the general election. After the primaries and caucuses, each major party, Democrat and Republican, holds a national convention to select a Presidential nominee.
My deepest apologies if this is not what you meant.