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Social Studies, 07.01.2021 21:40 niescarlosj

1. Hunter-gatherers had only a few goods. Why was this important for them? a. They needed to be able to travel long distances.
b. They preferred to hunt rather than to make things.
c. They did not want to be robbed.
d. There were no places to buy or trade for goods.

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