Question

Which of these items was not a reason that the development of a system of agriculture was vital to the rise of civilizations? Group of answer choices it allowed time for other activities it created hunter-gatherer groups it provided a surplus of food it helped start a division of labor to form brainly

Answer 1

Answer/Explanation:

Creating a hunter-gatherer group makes agriculture extinct because there is no maintenance of life in this case.

Providing surplus food makes food useless, but it can still be re-approved as fertilizer.

Creating a division of labor would be a better answer because it can develop a farming system designed in all fields necessary for the maintenance of vegetables, animals, fruits and other vital materials for civilization.

Answer 2

Answer:

it created hunter-gatherer groups

Explanation:

The development of agriculture was a hallmark for the development of human civilization. Before that, humans had to focus their efforts on hunting and harvesting for food, so the effort existed to sustain life. After the development of agriculture, civilizations came to have a food security, that is, subsistence is no longer a doubt. From then on, society can turn its attention to other activities and has experienced a major evolution.