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Why does food surplus lead to specialization to most civilization?
A food surplus lead to specializations in most civilizations because it would feed all people. This would feed not only the people that produced the food, but the other people that were in the civilization
Why was food surpluses necessary for civilization to develope?
People started out as hunter/gatherers meaning they had to constantly migrate to find food. Without a surplus of food they can't stop long enough to establish a civilization. Farms become very handy to get surplus food.
A necessary precondition for a neolithic village to become a civilization in prehistory was the?
development of agriculture and the ability to produce surplus food.
Why are food surpluses necessary for civilization to develop?
Without a surplus, life was just a struggle for survival. A surplus could subsidise and sustain building and culture.
What led to the rise of civilization in Americans?
The farmers had a surplus amount of food for more people to live there
How did Fertile Crescent location shaped the the development of its civilization?
it helped to build up surplus food
How did a surplus of food lead to specilization?
A surplus of food allowed people to specialize in different jobs.
What do megaliths imply about the northern European civilization that built them?
They had stratification.
How did rulers in the Fertile Crescent help shape the civilization they ruled?
it helped to build up surplus food
What led to the rise of the early civilization In the Americas?
The farmers had Surplus amount of food for more people to live there.
How did farming lead to a bigger civilization?
Farming Surplus of food Population grew Formed a government Social classes formed Cities and towns Civilization!
How were the hunter gatherers different from a civilization?
Civilisation requires a surplus to provide time for civilised activity to be carried out - beyond the daily struggle for food for survive. Settled peoples can produce this surplus of food and time.
