PLEASE HELP ... How did the creation of a reliable food supply lead to political changes during the Neolithic Revolution? *

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2 answers:

Nookie1986 [14]4 years ago

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Answer:

B. People could settle together in permanent villages that, as they grew, organized governments.

Explanation:

We can affirm that one of the most significant changes was the production of reliable food in the fertile valleys, when the production was increasing they began to appreciate the surpluses and this allowed the growth of the settlements, in this way little by little, the settlements were transformed in villages and in this way the property was born, with this the political class that initially sought to regulate the trade of surpluses appeared.

andriy [413]4 years ago

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Answer:

D. People could travel from place to place to exchange goods that led to seasonal markets.

Explanation:

A. The answer doesn't state the word travel, during the Neolithic Revolution the main topic was traveling and immigration.

B. Basically the same as a, though it does talk about food and expansion, it doesn't still talk about traveling trade.

C. Once again, it's not political whats going on during this revolution, it's about traveling trade.

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