Describe some of the key features of the horticultural mode of livelihood.

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Describe some of the key features of the horticultural mode of livelihood.

Describe some of the key features of the horticultural mode of livelihood.

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Answer: The ideal answer will include:
1. Horticulture involves using simple hand tools to plant crops.
2. It uses a five-stage process and rotates plots to maintain the fertility of the soil.
3. Property relations are slightly more formal than foraging societies, but less so than other modes of livelihood.
4. The division of labor between men and women varies between cultures, but women often have a significant role because a great deal of labor is needed for the process.
5. Surplus crops create the possibility of trade.

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