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The Neolithic Period was marked by significant changes in the way people interacted with the environment, as they started producing large quantities of food to sustain the new urban communities that emerged during this period. What were some of these changes in the relationship between humans and the environment?

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Describe how the emergence of cities was a significant milestone for the social and economic organization of ancient societies. Relate urban development to the change in types of work, highlighting the diversity of occupations that began to exist in cities compared to the predominantly rural activities of pre-urban communities. Reflect on how these transformations influenced the way people lived and interacted, considering aspects such as population concentration, the need for services, and the interdependence among inhabitants.

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Question 3:

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The social division of labor is a historical process that developed differently in each society over time. In some cases, this division was motivated by cultural or religious factors, while in other cases it was motivated by political or economic factors. For example, in ancient China, the division of labor was motivated by religious beliefs. What was the belief that motivated the division of labor in ancient China?

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Question 4:

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The social division of labor is a process that begins with the division of labor between social classes, that is, those who possess capital and those who possess labor power. This division is responsible for establishing different production relations, involving both technology and power relations between employers and employees. What is the main objective of this process?

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During the Prehistory, the first human groups were composed of small nomadic groups that lived off hunting, fishing, and gathering. With the development of agriculture, around 10,000 years ago, there was a great advancement that allowed the emergence of the first sedentary communities. Describe the process of city formation from sedentarization, considering the social changes and the configuration of work that became possible with urban life. How did the new economic activities influence the social organization and division of labor in these emerging communities?

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