AnswersOCPS - 2109010 - MJ WORLD HISTORY_SEM 1 CR_PY - vers.2Neolithic Agriculture and SettlementQuestion 6
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Neolithic Agriculture and Settlement

Question 6 • OCPS - 2109010 - M/J WORLD HISTORY_SEM 1 CR_PY - vers.2

How did the plow change farming during the Neolithic period?

Answer
A
The plow helped farmers control water and irrigate crops, resulting in food surpluses.
B
The plow allowed most people to give up farming and to take up other kinds of work.
C
The plow turned soil quickly, allowing farmers to plant crops more easily.
D
The plow was used by hunter-gatherers to domesticate plants and animals.

Explanation

The plow helped farmers break up and turn soil more quickly, making it easier to prepare fields and plant crops. This improved farming efficiency. The choice about irrigation describes controlling water, which is not the plow’s main function.

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