FTCE Pre-K Prekindergarten PK-3 Practice Exam

The Agricultural Revolution led to significant changes in how societies organized agricultural practices and utilized land. One of the notable results was the alteration of land ownership patterns. As agricultural practices advanced and communities transitioned from nomadic lifestyles to settled farming, the concept of land ownership emerged. This allowed individuals or families to claim and cultivate specific plots of land, leading to a more structured society where property rights became important. This shift not only impacted social structures but also influenced economic systems and community relationships.

Options that relate to decreased food production, increased reliance on hunting, or urban migration are not directly linked to the Agricultural Revolution’s primary impacts. Instead, the era was characterized by advancements in farming techniques and crop yields that enabled larger, more stable populations and facilitated the development of villages and cities.