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8. Why was it important for towns to have more than enough food? a) They needed to feed the population and to trade b) They needed to feed the domesticated animals c) They needed to offer surplus food
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8. Why was it important for towns to have more than enough food? a) They needed to feed the population and to trade b) They needed to feed the domesticated animals c) They needed to offer surplus food to the gods d ) They needed to grow more food than the tear before

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a) they needed to feed the population and to trade
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