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Why is the Neolithic period called a Revolution

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It is called a revolution because the Agricultural Revolution is another name for the Neolithic Age, which is when new ideas, theory's, and tools were developed.
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The catalyst to the Neolithic Revolution was a change in climatic conditions, which became drier across part of the world. Agriculture was expanded (cereal cultivation and animal domestication were introduced). Agriculture´s development instead of hunting and gathering enabled human beings to live a more settled lifestyle. People started to live in groups, and this necessitated the need to have more complicated forms of communication. Agricultural development made people (the division of labor in a family set up) have more time to develop other crafts/skills to benefit individuals/society. The impact of the Neolithic Revolution was the rise of civilizations.

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