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Did people start farming before of after large animals began dying out?
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How did people change when they began farming?
how did life change when people began farming
How did life change when people began farming?
how did life change when people began farming
Before learning to farm what were people?
Before learning to farm, people were hunters and gatherers. It was around the end of the Stone Age when humans first started to learn farming. Farming was less labor intensive and people began to form communities.
Why farming was one of the important steps of civilization?
Because farming meant that people stayed in the same place year-round, growing, tending to, and harvesting their crops. Before farming, people were nomadic -- they traveled around in tribes, never staying in the same place very long. But once people began farming, fixed, permanent communities began to develop.
Where in north America did farming originate?
Farming began in prehistoric times. That was before there was writing to create records. With no records, it is not possible to answer your question.
What led people to begin farming?
People began farming as a way to secure a more stable food source than hunting and gathering. Farming allowed for the domestication of plants and animals, providing a reliable and consistent supply of food. Additionally, farming led to the development of settlements and the growth of societies.
Why did people stop being nomadic?
With the introduction of farm animals and building permanent homes, the people who were previously nomads began to stay in one place to earn a living by farming or some other way of working the land.
How did growing of crops and raising animals lead to develoment of communities?
Communities began in human history when our hunter-gatherer ancestors stopped chasing their food all over and began to cultivate it, whether through farming crops or raising animals.
How did the development of agriculture benefit prehistoric people's lives?
it actually brought them in to the neolithic period. agriculture (farming) actually made a surplus of food and people started to settle down and not really move. it began the question of irrigation and domestic animals
Did cavemen have cows sheep and pigs?
The hunter-gatherers from more than 10,000 years ago didn't have domesticated animals or farming. Between 7000-10000 years ago (5000-8000BC) was the Neolithic revolution, which was when people started to keep animals such as pigs for food. So the most recent stone age people did start rearing animals and began cultivating. After this era came the bronze age, where people began to extract copper/bronze to use as tools.
How did improved farming lead to the developed of civilization?
Farming meant that humans were able to adapt to a new form of life , which meant settling down and building villages. (before this they were hunter/gatherers) Farming could be done in large harvests so not everybody needed to farm , these people started practising other crafts such as pot making and weaving. Sooner or later ( between 10000-8000 BCE) this idea of farming began to spread to other cultures and so civilisations began .
How did farming lead to the development of civilizations?
Farming meant that humans were able to adapt to a new form of life , which meant settling down and building villages. (before this they were hunter/gatherers) Farming could be done in large harvests so not everybody needed to farm , these people started practising other crafts such as pot making and weaving. Sooner or later ( between 10000-8000 BCE) this idea of farming began to spread to other cultures and so civilisations began .
