The Primary Sources of the "Big Game Specialization Theory" Include

question 10

Multiple Choice

The primary sources of the "big game specialization theory" include:

• A) gender bias, evident kill sites, early research in North America
• B) migration patterns in the Caribbean, evident kill sites
• C) gender bias, migration patterns across Beringia, early lowland research
• D) lack of foraging resources, mode of entry, skeletal remains

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Definitions:

Grain Agriculture

The cultivation of cereal crops, such as wheat, maize, and rice, which are vital for human consumption and constitute a major part of agricultural production worldwide.

Irrigation Control

The management and application of techniques to regulate water distribution for agricultural purposes to optimize plant growth and conserve water.

Alliance

A formal agreement or union between nations, organizations, or individuals to cooperate for specific purposes, often for mutual benefit.

Natchez War

A conflict between French colonists and Natchez Indians in 1729-1731, which resulted in the near extinction of the Natchez community.