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How did domestication of plants and animals lead to the developments of towns?
When humans no longer had to search or hunt for their food, they had the ability to stay in one area, instead of having to move every season to follow the animals.
How did domestication of animals and plants lead development of towns?
When humans no longer had to search or hunt for their food, they had the ability to stay in one area, instead of having to move every season to follow the animals.
How did the domestication of plants and animal's lead to the developments of towns?
When humans no longer had to search or hunt for their food, they had the ability to stay in one area, instead of having to move every season to follow the animals.
What came first domesticated animals or domesticated plants?
The domestication of plants increased the number of people who could be fed and maintained improving survivability. The domestication of animals gave man, transportation, the ability to move food into centralized locations like towns. Both were precursors to the beginnings of the industrial age..allowing people to become artisans and builders etc. while farmers provided food. Hard to say which is more important.
How did domesticated of plants and animals lead to the development of towns?
When humans no longer had to search or hunt for their food, they had the ability to stay in one area, instead of having to move every season to follow the animals.
What were the key features of the agricultural revolution?
The key features of the agricultural revolution include the transition from hunter-gatherer societies to settled farming communities, the domestication of plants and animals for food production, the development of irrigation systems for more efficient farming, and the increase in population and social complexity.
What development of towns and fiancial reform led to the development of which social class-?
The development of towns and financial reform led to the development of the working class.
When did the early Chinese give up there wandering way of life and began?
The early Chinese began to give up their wandering lifestyle around 3000 BCE with the development of agriculture during the Neolithic period. The domestication of plants and animals led to the establishment of settled communities, particularly along the Yellow River. This transition marked the foundation of Chinese civilization, enabling the growth of towns and the eventual rise of dynasties. Settling in one place allowed for advancements in technology, culture, and social organization.
What are facts about communities in the Neolithic age?
You trade so you can get stuff that other people know how to do but you don't. So you can get all the supplies you need. It also is important because you may have different needs and you can help each other out.
Why are more foxes now living in towns and cities?
More and more foxes and other animals are seen living in towns and cities because their homes have been destroyed by over development. They have nowhere else to go and so they end up in areas where there are people and dangerous situations can occur.
How did the Mexicans plant their crops?
They get there plants from other towns by planes.
What are in the Neolithic communities?
In Neolithic communities, you would typically find settled agricultural societies, with people living in permanent villages or towns. These communities would engage in farming, domestication of animals, pottery-making, and early forms of trade. Social structures would emerge, with division of labor and possibly emerging social hierarchies.
