How Did the Hebrews' Transition to Settled Agriculture Affect Their

question 71

Multiple Choice

How did the Hebrews' transition to settled agriculture affect their society?

• A)The extended family became more important than the tribe in the individual's social framework.
• B)Religious leaders became more important than political ones in directing the affairs of the kingdom.
• C)The power of regional authorities diminished as the central state expanded the scope of its activities.
• D)The private ownership of land gave way to communal agriculture, which could produce more crops.

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