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Nomadic cultures replacement by agricultural communities

In words of Adam Smith, overview of human history, that asserted nomadic cultures are inevitably replaced with agricultural communities and which with such change comes: (w) raised education for minors. (x) women’s freedom. (y) more stable food supplies, raised specialization, and huge population. (z) decreased regulations about taxes and another monetary issue.

Can anybody suggest me the proper explanation for given problem regarding Economics generally?

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