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Which descriptions are true about a civilization?
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Residents have no need for the herding of domesticated sheep, cattle, or goats.
Residents have no need for the herding of domesticated sheep, cattle, or goats.
A few people are able to produce enough food for everyone.
A few people are able to produce enough food for everyone.
Farming becomes unimportant in the economy.
Farming becomes unimportant in the economy.
People organize large projects such as levee-building.
People organize large projects such as levee-building.
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The following descriptions are true about a civilization:
- A few people are able to produce enough food for everyone.
- People organize large projects such as levee-building.
The other statements are not true or are misleading in the context of what defines a civilization. In civilizations, agriculture and food production are typically still important, and the herding of domesticated animals may also play a role.
- A few people are able to produce enough food for everyone.
- People organize large projects such as levee-building.
The other statements are not true or are misleading in the context of what defines a civilization. In civilizations, agriculture and food production are typically still important, and the herding of domesticated animals may also play a role.
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