How did the agricultural revolution impact early humans?

History

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Sauron [17]2 years ago

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The agricultural revoltution impacted early humans because they did not have to travel from place to place anymore. In other words, they stayed in one spot so they could domesticate plants and animals. So I would say that the correct answer is 4, even though I would say the correct answer is they transitioned to staying in one spot and farming, though that is not an option.

Explanation:

I learned about the Neolithic and Agricultural Revolution last year ;)

I'm <u>SO</u> sorry if it's wrong. I'm not sure if you mean before or after the revolution.

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