What was the neolithic revolution and how did it change life

The neolithic revolution is usually referred to as the last stage of the stone age, which occurred about 12,000 years back. The main importance of this revolution is that during this time, the early humans were able to develop the idea of agricultural practice. They were able to grow crops, lived in small groups forming small villages, and were able to hunt the animals in groups by the use of advanced sharp tools. They were slowly able to socialize.

This was the initial stage of life and slowly with these changes, the evolution of human life took place.