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As a result of the Neolithic Revolution, by 3,000 BCE the world’s human population grew to
five hundred thousand.
one million.
twenty-five million.
seventy-five million
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twenty-five million.
The shift to agriculture (Neolithic Revolution) supported higher population densities; historians estimate world population by about 3000 BCE at roughly 20–30 million (commonly given as ~25 million).
The shift to agriculture (Neolithic Revolution) supported higher population densities; historians estimate world population by about 3000 BCE at roughly 20–30 million (commonly given as ~25 million).
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