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15) What revolutionary change took place during the Neolithic Age?*1 pointsimple sheltershuntingfarmingtool making

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  1. What revolutionary change took place during the Neolithic Age?*1 pointsimple sheltershuntingfarmingtool making
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The revolutionary change that took place during the Neolithic Age was farming. This was a significant development because it marked the transition from nomadic hunting and gathering communities to settled agriculture and civilization. People began to grow their own food, which allowed them to stay in one place, build homes, and form communities. This was a major step forward in human history and laid the foundation for all modern societies.

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