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No, the Mongols were nomadic, not agrarian, and the fermentation of alcohol does not require an agrarian society to produce. In point of fact, it is so easy to
by sethrin 10y ago
No, the Mongols were nomadic, not agrarian, and the fermentation of alcohol does not require an agrarian society to produce. In point of fact, it is so easy to make alcohol that we can hardly keep people from doing so in prisons. Generally, people make and consume alcohol, whether or not they are interested in settling anywhere in particular. So, while you are generally correct that there are a number of factors that make the combination of agrarianism and alcohol production particularly successful, it's not a causal relationship.
- Pica_soO 10y agoEh, to substain a prison - you need a agrarian society. And yes, its easy to make- but is it also easy to keep up the supply during winter times? When the cows stop giving milk, the alcoholics have the civilization monkey on there back.