The first agricultural revolution occurred in the region of the Middle East known as the fertile crescent. This revolution marked the Era when humans moved from a hunter gatherer lifestyle to a more permanent one. This revolution led to the origin of the first civilizations as the newly found agriculture presented a way for people to produce their own food and to have an excess for trading.

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Nathan Roy

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30 January, 12:11

The first agricultural revolution occurred in the region of the Middle East known as the fertile crescent. This revolution marked the Era when humans moved from a hunter gatherer lifestyle to a more permanent one. This revolution led to the origin of the first civilizations as the newly found agriculture presented a way for people to produce their own food and to have an excess for trading.

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Braeden Sims · Answer 1

Neolithic Revolution.

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The neolithic revolution also called the agricultural revolution started in neolithic period about 10,000 years ago as earlier people had a lifestyle of hunting and gathering their knowledge led to the domestication of plants. The neolithic revolution had few and small food production techniques, as passage of time the societies gradually modified and specialized in the food crop cultivation. With the activities of deforestation, irrigation, and domestication of animals taking place. The earliest civilization developed in sumer, in southern Mesopotamia and spread form the middle east in the fertile crescent to the rest of the world.