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Farming encouraged people to invent
tools needed, such as the plow to loosen
the soil, the wheel and the sail to make
transportation easier encouraging trade
between distant villages.
It turned people’s lives upside
down resulting in settling in
one area establishing villages,
providing people with a steady
supply of food unlike hunting.
Moreover, population
increased because food
was available and trade
developed because
people started exchanging
the extra food they had.
Exchanging goods or
services for other goods
or services is known as
bartering.
Unit 1 10
Workbook pages 5, 6 & 7
