It's believed that the role of feasts in the Ice Age was to

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It's believed that the role of feasts in the Ice Age was to "<span>c. strengthen group ties," since this has to do with "group selection theory," which holds that individuals who are part of a social "team" have a better chance of survival. </span>

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Feasts during the Ice age had multiple uses and benefits. They were there to celebrate resolution of serious conflicts - B, strengthen group ties - C, mark times when food was abundant - D. However, this should be taken with great caution, it can be hard to interpret things people did in those times due to lack of information from those times.

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