surplus in food production during bronze age give rise to
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The surplus in food production during the bronze age gives rise to population.
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- During the bronze age, the people used to produce their food and didn't need to travel around to gather food.
- This had a steady and sufficient supply of food to the people.
- As the food was surplus so it could be stored for a longer period of time.
- Thus more people could enjoy food and the population began to rise.
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