Answer:
Option B.
Explanation:
Hunter-gatherer; Pastoral; Horticultural; Agricultural, is the correct chronological order.
Hunter-gatherer societies represented the most influential dependency on the natural environment. Hunter-gatherers heavily relied upon nature for their survival, for instance, they hunted wild animals and rum-maged for un-cultivated shrubs for a meal.
A change in the climatic conditions and correspondences commenced some communities to depend on the domestication of animals where conditions allowed. Pastoral societies came into being when humans began the domestication of animals.
Contemporaneous to this form of society, another form came into being which relied on the cultivation of stable crops. During this period of time, humans began the process to grow and cultivate plants.
While both the pastoral and horticultural communities employed small, make-shift instruments, for instance, scrapers and harvesting sticks, the agricultural societies relied on perpetual machines for sustenance.
