The most significant development of hunter-gatherer societies during the Stone Age was Art. This statement is false.
Explanation:
The most significant development of hunter-gatherer societies during the Stone Age could be anything ranging from the development of tools to th use of fire on regular basis around the camps of the dwellers and the eating of cooked meat as a result of that.
The most implausible of the statement to be claimed was Art as it is not a stone age discovery in the sense it is to be treated as Art.
Art is a concept that appears in civil societies in its current form and not in the hunter gatherers.
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simply yes.sher shah suri is the best revenue administrator as he was a afghan with practical experience in bihar.he was very strict to protect cultivators.actually he is the best ruler of his subjects in muslim period althogh he reigned for a short period.grand trunk road is better than tajmahal for india
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Answer:
False, this was the south's belief
Explanation:
The south was afraid that the African Americans would turn against their slave owners since the war was to end slavery and the question of why African Americans would fight to keep slavery going was asked frequently in the South. Since the North abolished slavery, they had very little to fear from the African Americans. In fact, the African Americans were the majority of the fighters in the Northern side. Hope this helps!
Answer: its true and u can find more evidence at this link-https://www.worldvision.org/refugees-news-stories/1994-rwandan-genocide-facts
