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Farming allowed civilizations to establish settled communities by providing a consistent food source. This stability enabled population growth, division of labor, and the development of more complex societies. Additionally, surplus food production from farming allowed for trade, wealth accumulation, and the rise of cities.
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They were neatly planned.
Depends on which Island you are on. Oahu has a major city (Honolulu) Molokai has a couple of villages, no cities.
It was tough but was doable. Villages and cities had completely different styles of hunting so they did there own kind of hunting.
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Plows increased how much grain could be farmed. This led to cities instead of small farms and villages.
Yes. The Olmecs, and most other ancient civilizations, did slash-and-burn the forests to make way for cities and larger farming spaces.
Te early people were unters, following large animals.As more time passed people became hunter gatherers. After that the animals were getting extinct people started farming. The first farming villages develop in Mexico.As people got more comfortable to this process people started settling. More time passed and people made cities. A civilization was born.
There are more villages than cities in the world. Villages are smaller settlements with a smaller population compared to cities, which are typically larger and more developed urban areas.
Te early people were unters, following large animals.As more time passed people became hunter gatherers. After that the animals were getting extinct people started farming. The first farming villages develop in Mexico.As people got more comfortable to this process people started settling. More time passed and people made cities. A civilization was born.