How did the neolithic revolution impact the economies of early human societies?

A) Food surpluses and the specialization of jobs led to increased trade.

B) Newly-developed governments ensured that all citizens received the same amount of food.

C) Increased warfare convinced societies that farming was less important than defense.

D) Creation of trade routes led to the creation of a universal currency.

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Ryann Shah

29 September, 23:36

How did the neolithic revolution impact the economies of early human societies?

A) Food surpluses and the specialization of jobs led to increased trade.

B) Newly-developed governments ensured that all citizens received the same amount of food.

C) Increased warfare convinced societies that farming was less important than defense.

D) Creation of trade routes led to the creation of a universal currency.

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Tommy Simon · Answer 1

A) Food surpluses and the specialization of jobs led to increased trade.

Explanation:

The Neolithic Revolution is the transition of societies from gathering and hunting to agriculture. Crop cultivation led to storage of larger amounts of food that allowed larger populations. It is the age when the first civilizations emerge; all major ancient civilizations had dominated agriculture. A larger, more diversified economy also led to job division.