how does domestication of agricultre contributed to the development of the first civilizations?

Question

plz describe it to me

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Answer 1

One thing to consider, is how it was used as a colonial tool to hurt some native cultures.

Here in North America, many of the First Nations groups moved around from season to season, hunting and gathering.

When Europeans arrived and took over, educational policies and the introduction of domesticated farming forced these groups to stop moving around. This was devastating to some peoples, particularly to those who lived in areas where snow fell. The assumption of the Europeans that the First Nations groups could easily sustain themselves if they farmed was not correct.

This is not to say that the First Nations peoples could not adapt, but it did not necessarily improve their way of life. Certainly it affected their traditions and culture.

Answer 2

Hello dear!
Initially, people were food collectors!
Then, domesticating agriculture, certain plants and animals, assisted them to expand their abilities, come closer, make communities and form cities.
It would be great if you could visit the Dispilio, at Kastoria Lake, where is the most ancient such transition community, with housing, tools, boats, remains and other findings

Answer 3

Is this for your history homework? (=