What Circumstances Led to the Spread of Agriculture and Village

question 10

Multiple Choice

What circumstances led to the spread of agriculture and village life to inland Europe?

• A) Traders arrived in Europe from northern Africa.
• B) Domesticated crops and animals were found that could grow or be herded in colder climates.
• C) Temperatures decreased, requiring greater cooperation for survival.
• D) Neanderthals merged with Homo sapiens populations, pooling their knowledge.

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