In the context of building a new civilization, "an area free from warfare" is not strictly essential. While a peaceful environment can greatly facilitate the development of a civilization, many early civilizations arose in areas that experienced conflict and warfare. The other factors listed—such as many people living together, a surplus of food, and different jobs for different workers—are generally considered more fundamental to the establishment of a complex society.
Which is not essential in building a new civilization?
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many people living permanently together in one place
many people living permanently together in one place
a surplus of food
a surplus of food
different jobs for different workers
different jobs for different workers
an area free from warfare
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