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24 March, 21:19

During the Neolithic Revolution, production of a

food surplus led directly to

(1) a nomadic lifestyle

(2) a reliance on stone weaponry

(3) an increase in population

(4) a dependence on hunting and gathering

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  1. 24 March, 21:46
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    Among the options, the best is: (3) an increase in population.

    Neolithic Revolution was the agrarian Revolution, meaning that a large scale change in the way people obtained food took place: they no longer primarily hunted and gathered food (so option 4 is incorrect) but instead they focused on agriculture and keeping domesticated animals. This was more efficient and allowed for an increase in population.
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