Why is the development of farming considered a revolution of human history? (1 point) Responses Farming made it possible for people to travel greater distances because grain doesn't spoil as quickly as meat does. Farming made it possible for people to travel greater distances because grain doesn't spoil as quickly as meat does. Farming allowed humans to grow taller because a plant-based diet is healthier than a meat-based diet. Farming allowed humans to grow taller because a plant-based diet is healthier than a meat-based diet. Farming allowed humans to make tools out of better materials like stone and metal rather than out of bone. Farming allowed humans to make tools out of better materials like stone and metal rather than out of bone. Farming gave humans a reliable source of food, and people domesticated plants and animals to better fit their needs.

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Why is the development of farming considered a revolution of human history? (1 point) Responses Farming made it possible for people to travel greater distances because grain doesn't spoil as quickly as meat does. Farming made it possible for people to travel greater distances because grain doesn't spoil as quickly as meat does. Farming allowed humans to grow taller because a plant-based diet is healthier than a meat-based diet. Farming allowed humans to grow taller because a plant-based diet is healthier than a meat-based diet. Farming allowed humans to make tools out of better materials like stone and metal rather than out of bone. Farming allowed humans to make tools out of better materials like stone and metal rather than out of bone. Farming gave humans a reliable source of food, and people domesticated plants and animals to better fit their needs.
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the one that says Farming gave humans a reliable source of food, and people domesticated plants and animals to better fit their needs?

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Yes, that's correct. The response "Farming gave humans a reliable source of food, and people domesticated plants and animals to better fit their needs" is the best choice. It highlights the fundamental change that agriculture brought to human societies by providing a stable food supply, which allowed for population growth, the development of communities, and advancements in culture and technology.