<span>The direct influence of the enlightenment in America was</span> confined mainly to some skilled artisans and elite planters and merchants.
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Had to look for the other options and here is my answer.
Based on the options given which are <span>complex civilization, </span><span>surplus of food, </span><span>division of labor, and</span><span> domestication of plants and animals, I can say that the feature of the agriculture of Chinese that led to the development of the other three would be the domestication. Through domestication, they were able to cultivate for food. Hope this helps.</span>
<span>His motives are to gain more land.</span>
It affected their social lives, and there was very little trade between the two regions (the only ones around.) They also needed many people. They developed irrigation and drainage systems which caused many people to work.
