Question

The hunter-gatherer way of life made it impossible for people to live. A) in groups. B) in cold climates. C) in permanent dwellings. D) without a spoken language..

Answer 1

in permanent dwellings.

A nomadic lifestyle can be associated to one in which a person does not settle at a particular place. These nomadic groups from ancient times are known as pastoralists who move from one place to another.

Hunter-gatherers used to obtain food by hunting and gathering the wild food sources in contrast to agricultural societies, which obtain food mainly by the domestication of plants and animals.

These groups would hunt and gather food in the place as much as possible and then they will move to another place and hence cannot have permanent dwellings.

Answer 2

The correct answer is C) in permanent dwellings.

The hunter-gatherer way of life revolved around a groups ability to hunt down prey ( the type of prey depended on the group/time period). These groups would hunt and gather in a particular area as much as possible until the prey was no longer available there. When this happened, groups would move out of the area in order to find the prey. This meant that groups were on the move quite often, otherwise they would be unable to live. This is because the prey they hunted provided almost their entire food supply.