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Why did early human build permanent cities and villages A: To protect them selves from nomadic peoples B: To let people live close to farms C: To escape from flooding rivers D: To make it easier to hunt
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Why did early human build permanent cities and villages

A: To protect them selves from nomadic peoples
B: To let people live close to farms
C: To escape from flooding rivers
D: To make it easier to hunt large mammals

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B: to let people live close to farms
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B

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