Since the agricultural transformation began in the United States, the United States only seemed to improve agriculturally. The Western Hemisphere was the first to progress towards this transformation, displaying the United States as a leader in agriculture. As stated by Dan Hillel in The Agricultural Transformation,

"The Agricultural Transformation is very likely the most momentous turn in the progress of humankind...The ability to raise crops and livestock, while resulting in a greater and more secure supply of food, definitely required attachment to controllable sections of land, and hence brought about the growth of permanent settlements and of larger coordinated communities."

Thus, this transformation ensured a supply of food and ended the need to roam about for food. This development was an important change in the structure of

society, also a step in building a prestigious reputation as being a leader in agriculture. It gave United States a sense of organization and strength which indeed helped in its development.

United states has grown from a society of hunter-gatherer to a society of agriculture. United States has improved in agriculture over time and has made it become stronger and in turn a leader. In conclusion, United States is the world leader in agriculture due to the people, the land, leadership, development and strength, United States has the ability maintain all qualities and also improve.

In 1992- a farmer could provide enough for 127 people

"Simply put, agriculture means raising things on purpose, and the American Indians were the first farmers in the Western Hemisphere," said by R. Douglas Hurt in the article Mesoamerican Origins. The American Indians (Mesoamericans) agriculture became more co

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