Question

The agricultural revolution had which of the following effects leading to cities? (2 Points, Choose 2) (2 points) Responses smaller population leading to cities smaller population leading to cities a food surplus and a population boom a food surplus and a population boom specialized labor leading to new inventions specialized labor leading to new inventions Greater need for hunters to fight for food for survival

Answer 1

The two effects of the agricultural revolution that led to the development of cities are:

1. A food surplus and a population boom – The agricultural revolution allowed for more efficient food production, leading to surplus food supplies, which in turn supported larger populations.

2. Specialized labor leading to new inventions – With a stable food supply, not everyone needed to be involved in food production, allowing people to specialize in various trades and professions, which contributed to technological advancements and the growth of complex societies.