People were first able to start living in settled communities when agriculture was developed.
Explanation:
The origins of agriculture date back to the Neolithic (10,000 to 3,000 BC). The transition from hunting and gathering to farming gradually brought about revolutionary economic and social changes, the so-called Neolithic revolution. The lifestyle of people changed from nomadic to sedentary, more complex social forms arose, and a rich culture developed. The development of agriculture led to the construction of large urban settlements and large temples, as people started to live in large communities.
