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Essay / The Impact of the Neolithic Revolution - 1188
At this time, in the hunting and gathering lifestyle, women mainly took care of children. The time after birth is usually three to four years before the child can constantly move to different makeshift homes. However, for people living in more stable housing, there were no restrictions. In permanent homes, women can have more children without worrying about restrictions on their living conditions. By making more children, the population increased considerably. Fortunately, with all the innovations in plants and crops; farmers were able to provide food for their families with food reserves for the “dry season” months. Thanks to hunting, families were still lucky to have enough food for each season and leftovers for a dry season. Food sources at this time were beginning to develop and were not yet so large and widespread. Due to the food supply, people began to overcrowd certain areas. This then leads to the opening of different resources. Additionally, with the beginning of the spread of food supply, there was a brighter future for agricultural areas. The people who lived there essentially had a better future, because they benefited