Agricultural surplus made it possible for early societies to become more stable and to expand in population,yet also kept early societies socially stagnant as all labor was focused on the land and the cultivation of more grain.

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Agricultural surplus allowed for the specialization of labor, as not everyone was needed for food production. This led to the development of new crafts, trade, and more complex social structures, contributing to societal advancement and diversification.

Agricultural Surplus Made It Possible for Early Societies to Become