<span>Prior to farming, people had to move around to follow their food. Farming allowed them to settle in one place and have a permanent source of food. People could begin to plant food that grew well in certain areas and could count on harvesting it in the future. They no longer had to depend upon moving around to find a food source. The development of farming also led to permanent settlements, job specialization, and other characteristics of civilizations.</span>
Here's a small list of popular books that can help and introduce you to Ancient India. They are all available in English, by the way.
1- "A History of India, vol. 1: From Origins to 1300" (Romila Thapar)
2- "Ancient India as Described in Classical Literature; Being a Collection of Greek and Latin Texts Relating to India, Extracted from Herodotus and Other" (John Watson McCrindle)
3- "The Philosophy of Ancient India" (Richard von Garbe)
4- "Ancient India: in Historical Outline" (D.N. Jha)
5- "The Ancient Geography Of India" (Alexander Cunningham)
Hi there! I’ve seen this question before, and the answer is the lynching of Leo Max Frank!
Yellow Journalism: Adding fake information into a text to make a story more interesting.
Realist: Real information in the text.
Muckraker: Digs up the hidden bad stuff to make an interesting story.
The correct answer is management.
