A region has a very mountainous and hilly landscape. Which best describes how Neolithic farmers would have adapted to this envir
onment? They would grow crops at the peak of the mountain or hill. They would find flat areas in the region and raise crops there. They would build terraces on the hills and mountains to grow crops. They would move to another region with more suitable farmland.
<h2><u><em>Use terracing to grow crops</em></u></h2>
Explanation:
<h2><u><em>due to not wanting to loose extra soil when rain had hit the mountains the made terracing it is where the gardens are made to catch extra soil and carry to each step they often look like stairs</em></u></h2>
They're both connected because after the Holocaust ended, zionism began, which was a movement for Jewish people to find a place to build around their religion and be protected from any more events.
