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Option: Crops such as squash were grown in South America, and barley was planted in the Middle East.
Explanation:
Humans in the early period were hunter-gatherers. It was during the Neolithic period hunter-gatherer forebears began attempting their skill at farming. First, they grew wild species of crops like squash, corn, and barley which after a while became domesticated with the mixing of different varieties together.
Squash along with pumpkins, and gourds, are one of the earliest plants domesticated in the Americas, along with maize and bean. Its wild progenitor Cucurbita spp.
The earliest farmers existed in the Fertile Crescent, in the Middle East. People were able to grow crops in the Fertile Crescent because of the availability of water and fertile land. Barley domesticated from its wild ancestor Hordeum spontaneum.
The answer is A, hope this helps ;)
YARD-LAND: Thirty or forty acres in possession of a gebur.
YEOMAN: See: "Man-at-Arms."
YOKE: A measurement of land in Kent equal to one quarter of a sulung.
YSENBRUN: Galebrun, French coarse brown cloth.
The Great Compromise focused on how congress should be set up. James Madison came up with the Virginia plan. The Virginia plan was the idea that the number of people in congress per state should be according to the population of that state. William Patterson came up with the New Jersey plan. The New Jersey plan was the idea that the number of people in congress per state should be equal. Henry Clay compromised by suggesting a bicameral congress. The senate would be based off equality (New Jersey plan) and the House of Representatives would be based off of population (Virginia plan). The bicameral congress is still used to this day in the United States. I hope this helps. :)
The Alamo, San Antonio, Some camps were set up aswell.
