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most it would be the Pharaoh because he/she collected all the taxes and with those tax he can buy more things and those people who got the money can also send the money to other people and pass it on so people can get what they need :)
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What was the surplus in ancient Rome?
money
Is industrial society the first type of society to generate a material surplus?
hunting and gathering
What is a surplus traded by Mesopotamia?
Glass was traded as a surplus. They traded it for stone and wood
Tons of grain paid as a tribute caused a surplus that drove down the price of grain in this country?
Tons of grain paid as a tribute caused a surplus that drove down the price of grain in China and in ancient Rome, Italy.
What is one example of how Ancient Egyptians dealt with scarcity?
They built a system of storehouses in which surplus grain was kept.
What was the surplus in ancient Rome?
money
How did Egyptians prepare for times when the Nile did not flood enough and crops couldn't and grow?
Ancient Egyptian civilization was plagued by a severe drought period that destroyed crops and left communities starving. The drought may have ultimately brought the downfall of ancient Egyptian society.
What does a society need to do before it develop?
an agricultural surplus
'What was the economy of ancient Egypt based on'?
The ancient egypts ecomomy is based on surplus and crops
Is industrial society the first type of society to generate a material surplus?
hunting and gathering
What does surplus mean in ancient times?
It meant the same as it means now. A surplus is when you have more of something than you need.
How did Trinidad benefits from petroleum?
Trinidad's economy benefited from a growing trade surplus, improved infrastructure and other utilities from the country's petroleum.
The first type of society to generate a material surplus is?
Industrial
The neolithic revolution changed society by providing surplus to what?
The Neolithic Revolution provided a surplus of food by transitioning from a nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle to settled agriculture. This surplus allowed for the development of permanent settlements, division of labor, trade, and the growth of complex societies.
What is a surplus traded by Mesopotamia?
Glass was traded as a surplus. They traded it for stone and wood
How did ancient egyptians use surplus?
they would barter it for other goods
Did the ancient Persians have a good surplus?
Their empire provided a large revenue.
