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What was the impetus for the first social revolution? A. the invention of the plow B. the establishment of cities C. the invention of the steam engine D. the domestication of plants and animals
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What was the impetus for the first social revolution?

A. the invention of the plow
B. the establishment of cities
C. the invention of the steam engine
D. the domestication of plants and animals

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B. Because my teacher sAid so
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B. The establishment of cities because cities adds the social factor and the rest are economic
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