The Steadily Expanding Population of the Agricultural Revolution

The steadily expanding population of the Agricultural Revolution

A) was made possible by the introduction of breeding stock for food.
B) meant that division of labor became important, with men responsible for making farming decisions.
C) contributed to the growth of permanent settlements where residents held specialized occupations.
D) led to the need for the protection of private property.
E) meant that famine became more frequent, since there were so many mouths to feed.