Question

How was slavery in Mesoamerica, Africa, and the Arab world similar?

Answer 1

Farming technology developed earlier in Mesoamerica; settled agriculture arrived later in North America. This factor produced a larger population and large cities earlier and in greater numbers in Mesoamerica than in North America. A larger population in Mesoamerica produced greater state control, urbanization, and more social classes compared to North American societies. Lower population levels in North American societies produced less diversity of occupations and social classes, lower levels of state formation and territorial competition, and fewer large-scale cities than in Mesoamerica. Greater use of mixed hunting/gathering and farming in North America stemming from the later development of farming technology in North America produced smaller-scale and more self-governing societies. Greater development of dispersed and smaller settlements compared to Mesoamerica gave women more economic power within North American societies.

Answer 2

Brainliest please
Brainly.in

What is your question?
ukp
Secondary SchoolHistory 50+25 pts


How was slavery in Mesoamerica, Africa, and the Arab world similar?
Ask for details Follow Report by Astaley797 15 hours ago
Answers

ukp
ukp
Ukp · Ace
Know the answer? Add it here!
ProSunilStar
ProSunilStar Expert
Farming technology developed earlier in Mesoamerica; settled agriculture arrived later in North America. This factor produced a larger population and large cities earlier and in greater numbers in Mesoamerica than in North America. A larger population in Mesoamerica produced greater state control, urbanization, and more social classes compared to North American societies. Lower population levels in North American societies produced less diversity of occupations and social classes, lower levels of state formation and territorial competition, and fewer large-scale cities than in Mesoamerica. Greater use of mixed hunting/gathering and farming in North America stemming from the later development of farming technology in North America produced smaller-scale and more self-governing societies. Greater development of dispersed and smaller settlements compared to Mesoamerica gave women more economic power within North American societies.