Why was the Neolithic Revolution important?

a. Because people learned how to use plows and wheels.

b. Because new methods in farming led to changes in living arrangements which led to changes in politics and religion.

c. Because people no longer married cousins and close relatives.

d. Because wars were settled in smaller villages as people learned how to use more weapons.

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Nathaniel Pittman

4 April, 18:09

Why was the Neolithic Revolution important?

a. Because people learned how to use plows and wheels.

b. Because new methods in farming led to changes in living arrangements which led to changes in politics and religion.

c. Because people no longer married cousins and close relatives.

d. Because wars were settled in smaller villages as people learned how to use more weapons.

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Tyshawn · Answer 1

B: Because new methods in farming led to changes in living arrangements, which led to changes in politics and religion.

Explanation: The Neolithic Revolution which initiated in 10000 BC, transformed humanity from its prior status as hunters and gathers to a more stabilized lifestyle as advances in agriculture allowed for settlement and the roots for civilization as concentration of the population and population as a whole dramatically increased during this time frame.