The agricultural revolution had which of the following effects leading to cities?

Question

a. Greater need for hunters to fight for food for survival
b. smaller population leading to cities
c. a food surplus and a population boom
d. specialized labor leading to new inventions

Answer 1

The agricultural revolution had the following effects leading to cities:

c. a food surplus and a population boom
d. specialized labor leading to new inventions

Both of these factors contributed significantly to the development of cities. A food surplus allowed for larger populations to be sustained, and with people no longer needing to spend all their time hunting and gathering, specialization in various trades emerged, leading to advancements and the growth of communities into towns and cities.