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Early cities in the new stone age fostered the.... a. suspicion of religion be) development of hunting and gathering c. equality of the sexes d. division of labor.
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Early cities in the new stone age fostered the....

a. suspicion of religion be) development of hunting and gathering
c. equality of the sexes
d. division of labor.

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I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. Early cities in the new stone age fostered the division of labor. This is because at that time social classes are present. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
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Early cities in the new stone age fostered the d. division of labor. Because most new stone age societies were noticeably more hierarchical than older ones.
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