Question

what is the significance of the transition from hunter - gatherer to domestication in early societie
it led to the development of cave art
it allowed for the establishment of permanent settlements
it sparked the industrial revolution
it resulted in the decline of human population

Explanation:

The transition from hunter - gatherer to domestication (agriculture and animal domestication) meant people no longer had to constantly move in search of food. This stability enabled them to build permanent settlements. Cave art predates the domestication transition. The Industrial Revolution occurred much later in history. Domestication generally supported population growth, not decline.

Answer:

It allowed for the establishment of permanent settlements