Price and Gebauer argue that inequality in the Neolithic of Northern Europe was expressed through differences in domestic architecture. Elites built large palatial estates that were the center of the settlements. True False

What can be said about the houses of the Neolithic era?They were meant to provide shelter only during the winter.They became more durable and permanent. They were just walls and a roof with nothing inside.They had abundant ornaments and sculptures.

Significant social, economic, and political inequalities began to emerge in human societies in which of the following historical period:a.Bronze Ageb.Paleolithic periodc.Axial Aged.Neolithic period

Which factor most contributed to the division between rich and poor in permanent settlements during the Neolithic era?ability of select persons to produce, store, and distribute surplusesability of select persons to use new technologies to farm more efficientlyability of select persons to direct the tasks of a non-agricultural labor classability of select persons to create a division of labor between genders

How did developments in the Neolithic era lead to social classes?Metalworking led to increased militarization and increased combatAgriculture led to land ownership, surpluses, and the accumulation of wealthInnovations like textiles and ceramics led to specialization within the societySedentary settlement led to increased violence and need for protection

Is monumental architecture a sign of social inequality?