In some areas, adoption of an agricultural way of life led to:

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The adoption of an agricultural way of life led to greater sedism because people could settle in one place to cultivate crops instead of moving around to hunt and gather food. This in turn led to population increase since agriculture allowed for a more reliable food supply, and a larger population could be sustained. Greater social complexity also emerged as societies became more organized to manage and distribute agricultural resources. Therefore, all three choices are correct.

In Some Areas, Adoption of an Agricultural Way of Life