How did the Agricultural Revolution impact human civilizations?
It led to the development of advanced technology
It had no significant effect on human societies
It resulted in the establishment of settled communities and permanent dwellings
It caused a decline in population
The Agricultural Revolution resulted in the establishment of settled communities and permanent dwellings. Before the advent of agriculture, humans were primarily hunter-gatherers, constantly moving from place to place in search of food. The ability to cultivate crops and raise animals allowed humans to establish stationary settlements, leading to the development of villages, towns, and eventually complex civilizations. Agriculture provided a stable food supply, which allowed for population growth, the division of labor, and the development of specialized skills. The shift from a nomadic lifestyle to settled communities had a profound impact on human societies, laying the foundation for the development of advanced technology, complex social structures, and the rise of civilizations.
It led to the development of advanced technology
It had no significant effect on human societies
It resulted in the establishment of settled communities and permanent dwellings
It caused a decline in population
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