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Major change in means of production during the neolithic

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padilas [110]3 years ago
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By far the greatest change in the means of production during the neolithic revolution was a shift to agriculture, since this allowed for a surplus of food, which allowed people to learn new trades and develop other skills that were essential to civilization. <span />
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