Will give brianliest if u help The map shows crops that were grown by early humans.

What conclusion can be drawn from the map about farming by early humans?

A It involved the same crops grown all over the world.

B It occurred in warmer climates located near the equator.

C It involved crops that could be stored for use year-round.

D It occurred primarily in northern parts of the world.

B: Warmer climates near the equator

I'm not too sure but my reasoning for this is that many of he regions have fertile land fairly near the equator. The equator is warmer and therefore allows crops to gain more heat allowing them to get more energy than in colder regions where it's mostly cold year round.

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