During the Agricultural Age many communities were highly susceptible to catastrophic losses of life from drought, pestilence and disease.

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During the Agricultural Age, communities depended heavily on agriculture for survival. Drought could lead to crop failures, pestilence could destroy crops, and close living conditions could facilitate the spread of disease, all leading to significant losses of life.

During the Agricultural Age Many Communities Were Highly Susceptible to Catastrophic