What did the neolithic demographic transition cause?
a. a slow increase in the world's population
b. a shift from low birthrate to high birthrate
c. earlier weaning
d. a decrease in birthrate?

The correct answer is B.

The Neolithic Revolution was characterized by the radical transformation of the human way of life, as societies stopped to be nomadic and started to be sedentary, and there was a transition from a hunter-gathered economy to an economy based on agriculture and raising livestock. Birth rates rose spectacularly and this brought an important population growth.

c

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