AP Human Geography Quiz
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AGRICULTURE AND RURAL LAND-USE
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Secondary-source excerpt (comparison across hearths; Latin America focus): Scholars comparing early Mesoamerican food production with Southwest Asian sequences emphasize differing domesticates and pathways. In Mesoamerica, domestication of maize and companion crops unfolded over long periods alongside persistent foraging, with farming expanding through social networks and localized field adaptations. In Southwest Asia, a broader suite of cereals, pulses, and herd animals supported earlier mixed agro-pastoral systems in certain ecotones, though adoption still varied across communities. These contrasts caution against treating agricultural origins as a single model; diffusion and intensification were contingent on ecology and social organization.
The agricultural origin described was most similar to which of the following?
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