A Logical Assumption to Make About Paleolithic Hunting Groups Is

question 15

Multiple Choice

A logical assumption to make about Paleolithic hunting groups is that when the group became too large, its members

• A) made war on neighboring clans to gain territory.
• B) divided into smaller, more sustainable groups.
• C) turned to a central authority figure to help them determine what to do.
• D) retreated into smaller sub-groups that consisted mainly of nuclear families.
• E) adopted a go-it-alone attitude toward foraging for food.

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