An objection to abundance theory is that
A) agriculture was more likely the consequence of an accident.
B) people would not take on an unnecessarily labor-intensive practice.
C) agriculture was more a cause than a consequence.
D) agriculture was more a consequence than a cause.

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The objection to abundance theory suggests that people would not take on an unnecessarily labor-intensive practice, which goes against the idea that agriculture was developed due to an abundance of resources. A and C suggest different causes and consequences, while D is the opposite of the objection presented.

An Objection to Abundance Theory Is That