How did the advent of farming affect life among neolithic peoples? select all that apply. a. they could live in more permanent villages. b. they could travel more easily to find food. c. they could get by on less food. d. they could hunt herds of larger animals.

The correct answer is A) they could live in more permanent villages.

The advent of farming affected live among Neolithic people in that they could live in more permanent villages.

After many years of being Nomads, the Agriculture Revolution or the Neolithic Revolution changed things for early humans. They stopped chasing animal herds to hunt them and feed their families and learned agriculture techniques that allowed them to settle in one permanent territory and thrive. The first human settlements in ancient history settled next to rivers for the many advantages it had for human water consumption and irrigation. The ancient Egyptians settled in next to the Nile River, and the Sumerians established between the Tigres and Euphrates Rivers.

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