Which of the following describes some of the earliest technologies that made agriculture possible in the ancient world?

Question

The use of tools and livestock to make farmwork easier
The use of chemicals to make soil more productive and control pests
The use of crop rotation to preserve soil nutrients
the use of farm machinery and combustion engines to allow farmers to use more land.

Answer 1

The description that best fits some of the earliest technologies that made agriculture possible in the ancient world is "The use of tools and livestock to make farmwork easier." Early agricultural societies relied on simple tools, such as hoes and plows, as well as domesticated animals for labor, which significantly improved their ability to cultivate land and produce food. The other options refer to technologies and practices that developed much later in agricultural history.