Compared to Simple Horticulturalists, Intensive Horticultural Societies

question 43

Multiple Choice

Compared to simple horticulturalists, intensive horticultural societies:

• A) have higher population densities and shorter fallowing periods for previously cultivated garden land
• B) frequently use plows and draft animals
• C) always have a more sophisticated set of tools
• D) have never been found outside Africa

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