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The shift to sedentary agricultural societies often led to a more pronounced division of labor between genders, with men typically taking on more field work and women engaging in domestic tasks. This shift influenced social dynamics, power structures, and the rise of patriarchal societies where men held more influence and control.
They were not valued in all of them. In those that did it was because they held the oral history and knowledge that could only be gained over time.
Certain jobs are valued more than others.
Certain jobs are valued more than others.
Certain jobs are valued more than others.
It had a major impact on many societies by causing the end of the second world war and bringing all the troops home. Its impact on the societies of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was arguably even greater than that.
In foraging societies, it was common for men to be hunters and women to be gatherers.
Meat is often valued more than plant food in certain societies due to cultural beliefs, historical traditions, and the perceived status associated with consuming animal products. Additionally, the density of nutrients found in meat, such as protein and certain vitamins, may contribute to its perceived value. Economic factors and availability of certain types of meat can also influence the perceived value of meat over plant food in some societies.
This statement is generally not accurate. Industrial societies typically have a larger environmental impact due to their high levels of resource consumption and pollution. Nomadic societies often have sustainable practices that allow them to live in harmony with the environment, such as moving to new areas when resources are depleted.
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