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How did the neolithic revolution changed society by providing surplus

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Salt and Trade Nevertheless, the Neolithic Revolution brought with it structure, stability and resource surplus. Eating meat more regularly required new ways to preserve it, including the use of salt, which was a vitally important resource for pre-modern societies. Salt dried out the meat, allowing it to be preserved through the winter.

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The Neolithic Revolution was a turning point in history for humans since it brought the domestication of plants and animals, which led people to be able to do other jobs and specialize in labor.
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