How did agriculture change the way humans lived?

Answer 1

Agriculture changed how people lived and their daily diets. Agriculture moved people closer to each other, creating cities, and civilization. Instead of eating meat for the rest of their lives, they get the nutrients from the crops they planted in their farm/land. As more and more people become farmers, lots of the farmers have extra food, known as surplus. With the surplus sitting in the storage, the farmers then take the surplus and exchange it for other goods that cannot be produced through farming. This exchange of goods is known as trade. People realized everyone does need to be farmers to get plants and vegetables, instead trade what they have for those goods. This created the start of specialization or the training for a particular kind of work. Agriculture created all of this and that is why agriculture is important in our daily lives.

Answer 2

Farming started about the 12 or 13th century B.C. As they learned to dig in the soil and place seeds in the ground which helped tihem produce much more food in one place Now it was not as important form them to be nomadic. They could store up extra food in one place and so they could also make living quarters that would help them staiy in one place. This was the beginning of little villages.

Answer 3

It is believed, people learned how to domesticate plants and animals through trial and error. They have been domesticated for thousands of years.

Answer 4

Removed the need to move periodically for food

Answer 5

When humans began to domesticate plants and animals, they started farming. This made the lifestyle less about migration since food sources were ample.

Answer 6

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