What are the characteristics and contributions of settled farming societies

- Had to be on land that had suitable soil for farming

- Lived in villages, towns and cities

- Women did not have a lot of rights and greater restrictions

- Larger population

- Settled permanently

- More productive economy

- Had the capacity for surplus food because of agriculture

- Had some sort of centralized government

- Influenced surrounding pastoral societies

- Could not draw from the entire population for military expeditions

- Were challenged by the pastoral people at their borders sees them as barbaric

- Outer Eurasia was taken over by pastoral people at some point

- Camel saddle

- Were influenced by pastoral societies

Explanation:

the answer is option a.

the answer should be monarchy