Intensive Agriculture Is Said to Be More Technologically Complex Than

question 24

Multiple Choice

Intensive agriculture is said to be more technologically complex than horticulture because

• A) plows are used instead of digging sticks.
• B) everywhere agriculture exists, computers are used.
• C) it relies on a lot of human labor.
• D) actually, this turns out to be a false concept.

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