1. During the Neolithic Revolution, farmers in Mesopotamia and Egypt created a basic calendar to keep track of when to plant and harvest their crops. They also made

simple tools, such as plows, to help with their work. Various types of weaponry also

emerged as people living in villages had to protect their valuable resources.

What important changes does this author argue followed the Neolithic Revolution?

New technologies developed after people established permanent settlements.

Explanation:

The Neolithic Revolution is the time when there occurred a huge shift in the way humans live and sustain themselves. This period is also known as the (First) Agricultural Revolution, for it starts the change from shifting or nomad life to that of permanent settlement and the practice of agriculture.

As seen in the given passage, farmers began keeping track of the time for planting and harvesting their crops. Moreover, they began inventing 'tools' for their work, enabling them to better execute their work. And through this argument, the author presents the development of new technologies that people established after the permanent settlements.

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