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How did family structure and trade and technology help West African villages develop into empires?
Family structure, trade, and technology helped West African villages develop into empires. A few reasons why are family structure made everything possible (they got the job done). Trade made the villages rich (they could have taxed anyone who came in to trade and/or trade gold and salt). Technology helped villages turn into empires because they invented new tools (the new tools helped defend the empire and conquer other villages/empires and they helped with farming).
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Historically the sociological perspective was most likely to develop in?
isolated villages
Why could villages develop in the Neolithic age?
A village develop is a foto of a "muelle de madera" thank to read me
How technology help Sumerian civilization develop?
technology helped sumerian civilization develop by machines and other things.
Where does technology usually develop from?
Technology usually develops from innovation and creativity.
When did Technology develop in the 1900s?
actually technology started before 1600s
Define civil technology?
is the application of technology to improve humanlife, by using calculations, knowledge of structure and problem thinking techniques to enhance or develop society e.g.building roads to improve accessibilitybuilding flats to use available space efficiently etc
What technology did the allies develop?
Atomic Bomb
What helped the African city-states develop?
The african city states has developed trade
What helped African city states develop?
The african city states has developed trade
What helped the African city states develop?
The african city states has developed trade
What is the structure in a seed that will develop into a plant's first leaves?
The structure in a seed that will develop into a plant's first leaves is called the embryonic shoot or plumule.
What factors caused simple villages to develop into complex villages?
Simple villages evolved into complex villages due to several interrelated factors. Increased agricultural productivity allowed for surplus food production, which supported larger populations and led to specialization of labor. The rise of trade and social hierarchies facilitated economic exchange and governance, while advancements in technology and infrastructure, such as irrigation and building techniques, enabled more sophisticated community organization. Additionally, cultural and religious practices contributed to social cohesion and the establishment of more complex societal structures.
