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Well, when we consider that the first civilizations such as the ones in the Indus valley, Mesopotamian, China and Egypt we find that the people that settle there and formed sedentary life style were first hunter gathers and that for the first couple of centuries they basically stayed that way..
Yet, as the group became larger within the civilization there was a greater need for food which lead to greater need for agriculture.. so my answer to you is that a sedentary life style lead to agriculture and not the other way around...
Oh.. I know your teacher is most likely looking for a specific answer that he or she believes is correct but.. if you turn the question around and give him a logical answer that shows critical thinking your teacher will be amazed...^^ if he is cool like me..^^
One YouTube video you may want to watch is: History of Man. from hunter gatherer to agricultural. part 1 - 9
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EzraAgriculture requires continuous attention and maintenance, which often ties people to a specific location to tend to their crops and livestock. This need for regular care and long-term investment in land and resources tends to lead to sedentarization as communities establish permanent settlements to support their agricultural activities.
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Did the northwest Indians farm agriculture?
Yes, many northwest Native American tribes practiced agriculture, cultivating crops such as corn, beans, and squash. They also engaged in fishing and hunting for sustenance.
What is A piece of land used for growing crops is called?
A piece of land used for growing crops is called a field or a farm.
Where do you think agriculture would have been most challenging?
Agriculture would have been most challenging in areas with harsh climates, such as deserts or polar regions, where water scarcity or extreme temperatures make it difficult to grow crops. Additionally, regions with poor soil quality or frequent natural disasters, like flooding or droughts, would present challenges for sustainable agriculture.
How did the grain combine impact the agriculture?
The grain combine revolutionized agriculture by automating the process of harvesting grain crops on a larger scale. It increased efficiency, reduced labor requirements, and allowed farmers to harvest more quickly and effectively. This technology significantly improved productivity in the agricultural sector.
Describe the geography of the city - state in the top image. do you think that this city-state was a farming or a trading community?
The city-state in the top image is located near a river and has access to the sea. It appears to have fertile land nearby suitable for agriculture. Given its strategic location for both river transport and maritime trade, it is likely that this city-state was a trading community that engaged in agriculture to support its economic activities.
