Question

Explain how the lives of hunter-gatherers and settlers of early farming communities were alike and different

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HELP ME @ERDOG82

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@Ell HELP ME PLEASE

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http://www.historyworld.net/wrldhis/PlainTextHistories.asp?historyid=ab63

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@alli14344 HELP ME

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I sent you a link..

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SO @erdog82 THAT DOESN'T TELL ME NOTHING

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*Anything, and I would like it if you would stop writing in all caps. If that web address doesn't help you, research it yourself, or use your textbook.

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Hunter-gatherer societies tend to be relatively mobile, given their reliance upon the ability of a given natural environment to provide sufficient resources in order to sustain their population and the variable availability of these resources owing to local climatic and seasonal conditions. Individual band societies tend to be small in number (10-50 individuals), but these may gather together seasonally to temporarily form a larger group (100 or more) when resources are abundant. In a few places where the environment is especially productive, such as that of the Pacific Northwest coast or Jomon-era Japan, hunter-gatherers are able to settle permanently.

Idk if this helps any...but i honestly copied and pasted:P SORRY! im soo busy right now!
Anyways hope this helps!(:

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@Ell THANKS CUTIE

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NP! UGLY!....BAHAHA! jk(:

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LOL UR NOT UGLY

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Bahaha! tshh *rolls eyes*