Question

How was the Neolithic period different from the Paleolithic period?

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is: B) People moved from nomadic life to a stable life as villagers and farmers.

Explanation:

The Paleolithic, is characterized by the itinerant nomadism of the human being in search of food and water to ensure its survival. The first settlements were established in caves, shelters and river terraces. Human activity was based on gathering, fishing and hunting within a predatory economy.

The Neolithic led to a revolution based on the sedentary nature of the human being with the appearance of the first settlements and the learning of agriculture, livestock, ceramics and the development of commerce. Therefore, the Neolithic man evolved from a predatory economy to a productive and commercial economy.

The answer is: B) People moved from nomadic life to a stable life as villagers and farmers.

Answer 2

Answer: B and C

Explanation:

The Neolithic Period was a time of change from the Paleolithic Period and examples of such are: People moved from nomadic life to starting villages and people started building permanent shelters made out of hides and branches for example.