Question

QUICK! What helped people of the Neolithic era domesticate plants? clearing the land to raise crops having more people to work on farms developing new religions and belief systems trading with people from nearby settlements

Answer 1

Answer:

Option: clearing the land to raise crops.

Explanation:  

Agriculture first to practice by Neolithic people who shifted from hunting-gathering. During the Neolithic Age, humans invented new tools for farming that helped them to plough the land and clear unwanted weeds and plants. The cultivation included crops of wild which transformed into domestic. As they indulged in agriculture, they began living in one place rather than moving from one place to another in search of food. Animals were also domesticated who served them as companionship in the wild surrounding and food for survival.

Answer 2

Answer:

A. Clearing the land to work on farms.

Explanation:

Developing religion doesn't do anything to plants.

Trading with people didn't lead to the domestication of plants because.