In what significant way did the early agricultural dwellers differ from hunter-gatherers? (1 point) They did not rely on tools to perform their duties in society.

They barely produced enough food to support the population.

They built permanent homes and lived in large communities.

They all performed the same types of jobs.

C. They built permanent homes and lived in large communities.

Explanation:

The early agricultural dwellers were different from hunter-gatherers because agricultural dwellers have settled in an area and built permanent homes.

The early agricultural dwellers were evolved from hunter-gatherers due to the reduction in the wild animal and plant resources and they believe that people should settle in a particular area with rich hunting and gathering resources instead of moving on. So, many early agricultural dwellers agreed and large communities settled in an area.

Hence, the correct answer is "C. They built permanent homes and lived in large communities."