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In history, civilizations were able to form once there was
A a priestly class.a priestly class.
B a surplus of food.a surplus of food.
C an understanding of other languages.an understanding of other languages.
D an army to conquer surrounding peoples.
A a priestly class.a priestly class.
B a surplus of food.a surplus of food.
C an understanding of other languages.an understanding of other languages.
D an army to conquer surrounding peoples.
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The correct answer is **B - a surplus of food**.
Civilizations typically began to form when agricultural practices allowed for the production of surplus food. This surplus enabled larger populations to settle in one area, which in turn facilitated the development of complex societal structures, trade, specialization of labor, and the establishment of governance, religion, and other hallmarks of civilization.
Civilizations typically began to form when agricultural practices allowed for the production of surplus food. This surplus enabled larger populations to settle in one area, which in turn facilitated the development of complex societal structures, trade, specialization of labor, and the establishment of governance, religion, and other hallmarks of civilization.
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