How do hunter-gatherers meet their basic needs?

A.

by killing animals for their meat, hides, and bones, and foraging for wild foods

B.

by wandering from place to place to glean food left behind by harvesters

C.

by gathering near rivers where soil is fertile and fish are abundant

D.

by herding sheep and goats, and planting small patches of food crops

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Dixie Henson

23 January, 15:28

How do hunter-gatherers meet their basic needs?

A.

by killing animals for their meat, hides, and bones, and foraging for wild foods

B.

by wandering from place to place to glean food left behind by harvesters

C.

by gathering near rivers where soil is fertile and fish are abundant

D.

by herding sheep and goats, and planting small patches of food crops

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Beatrice Calhoun · Answer 1

A they forage and whatever they cant get foraging they hunt for

(usually the duties were split the men would go hunt while the women and kids would forage the youngest and oldest would stay at camp)

Davidson · Answer 2

The answer is A ...