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Mcintyre

1 June, 08:27

How did bigger agricultural yields in early societies lead to larger cities and towns?

A.

They supported growing populations.

B.

They encouraged migration with increased labor needs.

C.

They supported nomadic herding, allowing for increased herd size.

D.

They provided consumers with more choices of food to eat.

E.

They supported economic growth as agriculture turned from subsistence to commercial production.

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