Question

What are the two impacts of the Neolithic Revolution?

Answer 1

Neolithic Revolution was a period of rapid changes in human cultures, agricultural lifestyles, and hunting and gathering. First, communities experimented with plants that did well in regions they resided (Putterman & Louis 733). The need to advance in agriculture resulted in communal living. People collaborated in farming activities that incorporated cultivating crops and kept animals within homesteads considered friendly to human beings.

Second, the alleviated agricultural production resulted in boosted nutritional combination since a variety of foods and cereals was grown; this reduced sicknesses resulting from nutritional malfunctioning (Putterman & Louis 741).  Additionally, settled life got enhanced since farms called for attention to realize the quality and vast harvest amounts.

Work Cited

 

Putterman, Louis. "Agriculture, diffusion and development: Ripple effects of the neolithic revolution." Economica 75.300 (2008): 729-748. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Neolithic Revolution was a period of rapid changes in human cultures, agricultural lifestyles, and hunting and gathering.