Which Human-Resource Relationship Is NOT Characteristic of a Shift from a Hunter-Gatherer

question 10

Multiple Choice

Which human-resource relationship is NOT characteristic of a shift from a hunter-gatherer to an agricultural society? 

• A) Use of domesticated animals increased the average energy use per person. 
• B) People began accumulating material goods. 
• C) People used muscle, sun, and coal as energy sources. 
• D) The population increased with the increased food supply.

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