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Which most directly helped early humans develop agriculture? domesticated animals access to water trade with neighbors bronze tools
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Which most directly helped early humans develop agriculture?

domesticated animals
access to water
trade with neighbors
bronze tools

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Access to water :)

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It was "access to water" that directly helped early humans develop agriculture, since these water sources were crucial for the irrigation needed to grow the crops, as well as feed the animals. 
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