What new social classes emerged due to advancements in agriculture? a. artisans, laborers, and merchants b. merchants, farmers, plumbers c. farmers, warriors, and laborers d. peasants, artisans, and technicians

Answer;

Artisans, laborers, and merchants were new social classes that emerged due to advancements in agriculture.

Explanation;

-The growth of agriculture resulted in intensification, which had important consequences for social organization. Specialized labor gave rise to distinct social classes and enabled creative and innovative developments.

-To facilitate the organization and administration of the large, dense communities, people began to create social infrastructures: economic, political, and religious institutions that created new social hierarchies. These hierarchies were populated with people playing specialized roles, such as professional administrators, farmers, artisans, traders, merchants, and spiritual leaders.

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