7.) how did the advent of farming affect life among neolithic peoples?

a. they could travel more easily to find food.

b. they could get by on less food.

c. they could hunt herds of larger animals.

d. they could live in more permanent villages.

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8.) how could shifts in the physical environment have caused major changes in early civilizations? (select two that apply)

a. build-up of slit could have made rivers less salty, increasing the supply of clean water.

b. too much or too little rain may have ruined crops creating food shortages.

c. long-term farming could have improved the quality of soil, increasing crop fields.

d. earthquakes are erupting volcanoes may have destroyed communities.

7. A.
The Neolithic people were always going up and down, wandering and looking for food to eat. They are always on the move, in search of food. But with the advent of farming, they do not have to wonder around for food again. Planting their own crops make it possible for them to settle down and to live in more permanent village.
8. The correct options are B and D.
The major source of water for agricultural use then was rainfall. Every year people depend on the rain for good harvest. Any fluctuation in the rainfall pattern will have effect on the planted crops and ultimately have effects on the people. Too little rain means poor harvests which will lead to starvation or even famine.
Volcanic eruption or earthquake can also easily destroy the communities, wiping out everything that they have.