Why is the Neolithic agricultural revolution considered a turning point in human history?

Answer 1

1. The Neolithic Revolution was a turning point in history because it revolutionized agriculture! Farming lead to homes, which then lead to social classes, specialized jobs, and larger populations which started villages. There were now farmers, and people started to domesticate animals.

People started to use farming to survive. Because they used farming they could remain on a single area for a longer amount of time. This was a huge turning point because before people where roaming around searching for food but because they could remain stationary for a longer amount of time, they could create villages, cities and city-states and create civilizations and writing.
the neolithic revolution is considered to a turning point because people used to hunt and now they farm,domestication,job specialization,trade which is called barter trade's inventions which is for the Economics. They have political which is planning,organization so they could built house's need for more government. At last but not least is that for social changes is nomadic to permanent community,class system,population increase,writing,religion became more organization.

Answer 2

The Neolithic agricultural revolution marked the shift from hunting and gathering to settled farming societies, leading to the development of permanent settlements, surplus food production, and the rise of complex societies. This transition allowed for population growth, the development of specialized labor, and eventually the beginning of written language and other advancements that transformed human civilization.