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How might a surplus of food have helped civilizations advance from hunter- gatherer societies? A. A surplus a food allowed more People to become successful farmers.
B. A surplus of food allowed People to specialise in different jobs.
C. A surplus of food allowed people to hunt large animals more easily.
D. A surplus of food allowed people to move to new homes more often.

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