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Page 164
... food production ( plant cultivation and animal do- mestication ) led to the formation of larger social and political systems , such as states . Food pro- duction led to major changes in human life . The pace of cultural transformation ...
... food production ( plant cultivation and animal do- mestication ) led to the formation of larger social and political systems , such as states . Food pro- duction led to major changes in human life . The pace of cultural transformation ...
Page 171
... food production has widened as people have in- creased their control over nature . For example , in arid areas of California , where Native Americans once foraged , modern irrigation technology now sustains rich agricultural estates ...
... food production has widened as people have in- creased their control over nature . For example , in arid areas of California , where Native Americans once foraged , modern irrigation technology now sustains rich agricultural estates ...
Page 239
... food production triggered population increase in these valleys ( Figure 9.1 ) . In each valley , vil- lages got ... production , using new techniques to produce more food . By working harder , they managed to pay tribute while meeting ...
... food production triggered population increase in these valleys ( Figure 9.1 ) . In each valley , vil- lages got ... production , using new techniques to produce more food . By working harder , they managed to pay tribute while meeting ...
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