how did farming change the way people live ?
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it changed early peoples from being nomadic tribes to civilized cultures, they then developed irrigation and became societies, then went on to become empires. \n\nif you don't have to follow your food year-round then you have more time to aspire.
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It disrupts, not just the food chain, but agriculture as well
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The Feudal system is where you have Lords/Ladies who own large tracts of land.  The serfs (or peasants) who live on the land participate is share cropping, where they grow crops on the lord's land and pay him to do so with part of their crop.  The Lord inturn pays money to the King/Queen.  It was hard if not impossible for a serf to move up in the caste system and they couldn't move to another lord's land because they usually stayed indebt to their lord.
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There were centers of learning and scholarship.  They often helped to bring heavily forested land and wetlands into agricultural production.  They were more like a mirror of society-at-large than the cells of the desert hermits.\n\nIs this a homework question?
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Did drought force them to discover ways to provide food? (did they come up with ways to irragate their crops?) Hope this helps!
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Read a book called Guns, Germs, and Steel or get it on video if you're lazy.  Basically the author of this book explains how geographic and climactic factors favored agriculture in Europe as their society evolved, this gave them a head start towards modern society.  Africa's climate continues to be less favorable for agriculture and industry.  And in many places their social structure remains focused on survival rather than "progress".  Thats not the whole story, but its a big piece of the puzzle.
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I think you mean Rural developement.Farming,Architecture,education and community planning for growth are good areas to start.Many rural communities have livestock.Good Luck:)
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The Egyptians everyday life were much different than ours.\n\nIn villages, peasants live in houses made of sun dried mud bricks. Their homes had only three rooms and some Egyptians had to live in tents. They would sleep on the roofs of their houses to stay cool.\n\n\nThese links will provide more information about Egypt:  \nhttp://www.egyptheart.org/\nhttp://neferchichi.com/
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The effect the ways that people live, because they impact on how resources are allocated.  Some ideologies place most of the resources in the hands of a few feeling that they can make "better decisions" than the masses.  Others, try to re-distribute wealth/resources to enable more people to move-up "socially".
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There is alot of information on English agriculture on the web (including this free ebook you can download at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/16594).  Here is a link to what I found doing a simple websearch on the matter http://www.ask.com/web?q=History+of+english+agriculture&o=ie7&l=dir\n\nThat should be more than enough help for you.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Do you mean SERFS? They worked for the Lord of the Manor. Tilled his land several days a week, herded his animals, and whatever else needed doing around his manor.  It does not take place today - it's history.
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Not most work on farms. And many people do hot sweaty jobs. \n And there is the cost. More and more it is costing me. I want to see where it is all going. I want more services for those who are citizens and have put their time in here first. I want enough land left for the wildlife and Horses to still graze. I want more forest. I want us to be more self Dependant. \n  And letting a ton of people in is not helping. We have enough people here. Many here populate enough as it is.\n  We all have sad stories-and some have to live with it.\n And we can't have everything we want
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Farming relates directly to growing and producing things from seeds.  Think of corn, tomatoes, flowers, etc.\n\nManufacturing relates to putting these farming products together to make something.  For example you could take tomatoes and wheat to make Spagetti-O's.  Often people think of canned goods or inedible objects.  For example, you would manufacture a car, not farm one.\n\nHope this helps!
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1)More job opportunities. \n2)Larger social group.\n3) Following loved ones. \n4)Just for a change of atmosphere/lifestyle\n5)It is what they know (returning to the city after years in rural life)\n6)Medical conditions that need special care that rural life can not provide\n7)It is easier to go un noticed. (They may have a bad reputation in their area they wish to escape)
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If farming could turn a profit, wouldn't more people farm??
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It really created slavery, when civilization went from small family owned farms to being able to create larger ones with irrigation. they need people to work the fields and create the irrigation systems which was very hard work.
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Agriculture generally requires large area of land and is land intensive. Land is ever becoming a scarce resource as world population is keeping exploding as a result of which the existing household per capita land is decreasing and hence people are cutting down forests in search of additional land for agriculture. On the other hand household lands are being monopolized by big commercial farms driving household farmers into towns. Still in some places household farmers are changing int producing high value products that do not need big land area.This has brought about a change in agriculture pattern in many areas of the world.