After the Agricultural Revolution was done, the factor that most likely led early Indigenous peoples to form more complex societies was D. The adoption of farming techniques that allowed people to settle in one place.
<h3>How did the Agricultural Revolution lead to more complex societies?</h3>
Thanks to the Agricultural Revolution, people were able to produce enough food to feed larger groups of people and still have enough surplus that they didn't have to rely on things like hunting animals and gathering seeds and other food.
This meant that people no longer needed to migrate to get food and could settle down in one area. Once they did this, they founded societies. These societies needed laws and other things to ensure the peace and complex societies were then born.
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<span>What difficulties did slaves face?
Slaves faced many different difficulties, including mistreatment, continuous work and little rest, no pay ( or very little, if the owner was nice), bartered like animals, and many other things
</span><span>What alternative to slavery do you think the colonists could have used to solve the labor shortage?
Colonists could have used servants (difference is that you pay the servant like you would pay an employee of today, and after a certain amount of time you would have to free him/her. Another way could be to do it yourself, or use technology that helped improve production rates.
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The Articles of Confederation reflected the principle of federalism because it "<span>divided power between state and national governments," since this is the basis behind a federalist nation. Although it gave very little relative power to the national government. </span>
