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Farming allowed humans to remain in one place, which gave humans the ability to harvest crops in less fertile regions.
Farming allowed humans to remain in one place, which gave humans the ability to harvest crops in less fertile regions.
Farming allowed humans to remain in one place and consistently produce food, which led to religious practices and other innovations in their communities.
Farming allowed humans to remain in one place and consistently produce food, which led to religious practices and other innovations in their communities.
Farming allowed humans to domesticate animals to produce a more diverse food source, which led to larger developments and stronger communities.
Farming allowed humans to domesticate animals to produce a more diverse food source, which led to larger developments and stronger communities.
Farming allowed humans to collect food more rapidly, which provided everyone with a job in their farming communities.
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The statement that best summarizes how farming led to more complex societies is:
Farming allowed humans to remain in one place and consistently produce food, which led to religious practices and other innovations in their communities.
This response highlights the central role of stable food production in fostering social complexity, including the development of religious and cultural practices.
