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Evolution of Early Farming Communities

Explore the transition from subsistence farming to surplus production through advancements in technology and leadership roles. Learn how bartering and the need for leadership shaped early farming villages.

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Evolution of Early Farming Communities

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  1. Homework and Practice Book Page 14

  2. Early farmers grew and raised just enough crops and livestock to survive. Farming to Subsist

  3. These farming communities were successful and produced enough surplus to feed many people Farming Villages

  4. The invention of tools and new farming practices allowed fewer people to plant larger crops. Developments in Technology

  5. Villages with more than they needed of certain goods could exchange goods with other villages. Bartering

  6. Important family groups gained power to become leaders of the community. • People needed someone to turn to keep order.` Need for Leadership

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