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How did the invention of the Wheel lead to improvements in agricultural production, trade, and transportation?
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How did the invention of the Wheel lead to improvements in agricultural production, trade, and transportation?

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THE WHEEL LED TO PEOPLE BEING ABLE TO USE CARTS TO TRANSPORT MORE GOODS. THIS, IN TURN LED TO INCREASED TRADE. EVENTUALLY, THE TRACTOR WAS INVENTED, MAKING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION FASTER.
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