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What reason do historians give for the advancement of religion during the Neolithic Revolution?
the need for man to produce statues to a deity
the need for man to thank someone for his prosperity
the need for man to show him greater rewards
the need for man to have priests and a new social class
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the need for man to thank someone for his prosperity
With settled agriculture people sought ways to explain, secure and ritualize fertility and successful harvests. Religion expanded to give thanks, ask for blessings, and regulate communal rites (and as a result produced priests and social specialists), so the “thank someone for his prosperity” option best matches historians’ explanations.
With settled agriculture people sought ways to explain, secure and ritualize fertility and successful harvests. Religion expanded to give thanks, ask for blessings, and regulate communal rites (and as a result produced priests and social specialists), so the “thank someone for his prosperity” option best matches historians’ explanations.
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