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Essay heading: The Development Of Farming: Social Complexity and Political Activity
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Changes in climate drastically decreased the aptitude of farming to support the growth of municipal populations. Archeologists propose that the extended droughts and dryness provoked political conflict and significantly encouraged violence and social pandemonium. Warfare was not uncommon between farming communities who would desperately attempt to gain ancillary lands for cultivation... displayed 300 characters
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Archeologists propose that the extended droughts and dryness provoked political conflict and significantly encouraged violence and social pandemonium. Warfare was not uncommon between farming communities who would desperately attempt to gain ancillary lands for cultivation. Hunters would systematically raid these lands in hope that their ascendancy would assistance them... displayed next 300 characters
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