Question

question 9 of 26
the rise of early river valley civilizations was caused by which aspect of the neolithic revolution?
a. the equal treatment of all people
b. the formation of permanent settlements
c. the ability to move from place to place
d. the rise of more warlike cultures

Explanation:

The Neolithic Revolution involved the shift from nomadic hunting - gathering to settled farming. The formation of permanent settlements near rivers provided a stable base for the development of early river - valley civilizations. People could grow crops and domesticate animals, leading to population growth and the development of more complex social structures. Equal treatment of all people was not a characteristic of early civilizations. The ability to move from place to place was more characteristic of pre - Neolithic nomadic life. And the rise of warlike cultures was not the main cause of the rise of early river - valley civilizations.

Answer:

B. The formation of permanent settlements