The first agricultural revolution and the subsequent transition to food-producing minisystems resulted in all of the following except
A) more settlements.
B) higher population densities.
C) industrialization.
D) nonagricultural specializations.
E) barter and trade between communities.
Question 2
The modern world-system had its origins in late 15th-century Europe, and was especially associated with a rise in
A) consumer demand for imported products.
B) art.
C) food production.
D) manufacturing.
E) exploration.