What was one difference between hunter-gatherer societies and early farming societies? Villagers spent most of their time doing

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What was one difference between hunter-gatherer societies and early farming societies? Villagers spent most of their time doing

things other than farming, while hunter-gatherers spent most of their time getting food. Hunter-gatherers brought food back to their settlements from far away, while villagers did their farming close to their settlements. Hunter-gatherers moved around to find sources of food, while villagers settled in one place to grow food, trade, and specialize. Villagers learned to build permanent homes while hunter-gatherers had to seek shelter in nearby villages to survive bad weather.

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AleksandrR [38] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-24T07:51:05+03:00

Answer: Hunter-gatherers brought food back to their settlements from far away, while villagers did their did their farming close to their settlement.

Explanation:

hunter-gatherers liked to move a lot do to them hunting and depending on the environment they could stay for a while or leave or find food, but early villagers stayed and settled because they had to farm and herd animals like cow and sheep.

Jlenok [28] · Answer 2 · 2022-03-24T05:57:42+03:00

Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hunter gatheres gathered food only and farming societies only farmed for food