Archeologists theorize that the social structure of the extended family was important to hunting and gathering societies because __________.
private landholdings were passed on to family members
group cooperation was needed for survival
primitive people modeled their behavior after animal behavior
extended family organization gave parents greater control over the rearing of their children

Question

Archeologists theorize that the social structure of the extended family was important to hunting and gathering societies because __________.
private landholdings were passed on to family members
group cooperation was needed for survival
primitive people modeled their behavior after animal behavior
extended family organization gave parents greater control over the rearing of their children

anonymous · Answer

Group cooperation was needed for survival