Which of the following became a challenge for humans adopting an agricultural lifestyle?
A.
It was harder to produce enough food for a community.
B.
People needed to migrate more to get enough food.
C.
Lack of rain or disease could destroy a food supply.
D.
The population declined as a result of fewer births.
B,D
C
A
C
D
Greece: citizens participated directly in making laws.
Rome: there were three branches of government to ensure not branch became too powerful
Rome: civilians could elect officials to make decisions in government
Greece and Rome: civilians had a role in deciding about how their society was governed
A stable empire under Augustus Led to a period of peace...Diocletian split the empire into two parts...The Emperor Constantine came to power and unite the empire... The city of Rome was attacked by Germanic tribes
B, D
Byzantine empire: made laws that ban the use of icons
Byzantine empire: adopted eastern Orthodox Christianity
Roman empire: believed that pope was the head of Christian church
Roman empire: fell when it was attacked by outside invaders
A
A
B
A
B
B
D
C
C
B
A
C
D
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Answer for that one is C
Bruh does no one put answers anymore?
Like if that helped.
That is confusing... 😭
After the Cold War, the Soviet Union was split into smaller countries & many Eastern European governments gave up their Communist governments. *
“Bruh” is 10000000 percent correct but question 9 is both is “Fell when attacked by outside invaders” the last two do on your own
The challenge for humans adopting an agricultural lifestyle that is mentioned in the options is:
A. It was harder to produce enough food for a community.
To determine the correct answer, we can analyze each option:
A. It was harder to produce enough food for a community:
When humans transitioned from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to an agricultural lifestyle, one of the challenges they faced was the need to produce enough food to sustain a larger, settled community. While hunting and gathering could adequately meet the needs of a smaller group, agriculture required more effort and resources to cultivate crops and raise livestock on a larger scale.
B. People needed to migrate more to get enough food:
This option does not accurately reflect the challenges of adopting an agricultural lifestyle. With the advent of agriculture, humans were able to settle in one place and rely on farming to meet their food needs. The need for migration to find food decreased as agricultural practices advanced.
C. Lack of rain or disease could destroy a food supply:
This option highlights a valid challenge associated with agricultural practices. While agriculture brought stability and the ability to produce larger quantities of food, it also introduced the risk of crop failure due to factors such as drought, pests, and diseases. These could devastate a community's food supply, leading to shortages and potential famine.
D. The population declined as a result of fewer births:
This option does not accurately reflect the challenges of adopting an agricultural lifestyle. In fact, with the stability provided by settled agricultural communities, there was generally an increase in population due to improved food security.
Based on the analysis of the options, the correct answer is:
A. It was harder to produce enough food for a community.