Question

true or false: the first domestication of plants began in rich environments with lots of resources

Answer 1

True. The first domestication of plants generally occurred in rich environments with abundant resources. Early agricultural societies often began in areas with favorable conditions for growth, such as fertile soil, adequate rainfall, and an abundance of wild plant species that could be cultivated. These environments provided the necessary resources for humans to experiment with planting and nurturing crops, leading to the development of agriculture.