8. Why was the development of iron working important to civilizations?

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Why was the development of iron working important to civilizations?
It was important because it help strengthen the civilization. They could created farming tools and weapons to protect themselves. They also could use it for architecture. <span />

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It usually coincided with the development of more superior culture and population growth.

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