Which of the following is an accurate conclusion drawn from the development of farming in parts of Northern China, Southeast Asia, and the Americas?
A. Inhabitants of these regions must have had contact with civilizations in the fertile crescent.
B. Climatic conditions and farming are unrelated.
C. Farming developed in several regions independently from one another.
D. Farming was an inevitable development in all human populations.
Answer: C
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