Question

The first inhabitants to establish village along the Pacific Ocean in South America were
A. Farmers
B. hunters-gatherers
C. Soldiers
D. Traders

Answer 1

he earliest humans lived by hunting, fishing, and collecting wild plants.
Around 10,000 years ago, they learned to cultivate plants, herd animals, and
make airtight pottery for storage. These discoveries transformed them from
gatherers to producers, allowing them to grow in number and to lead a settled
life. Beginning about 5,000 years ago, a far more complex way of life began to
appear in some parts of the world. In these places humans learned how to increase harvests
through irrigation and other methods. Much larger populations came together in towns, cities,
and other centers, where they erected impressive structures and where industry and commerce
flourished. They developed writing, enabling them to keep inventories of food and other re-
sources. Specialized occupations emerged, complex religions took form, and social divisions in-
creased. These changes marked the birth of civilization.

Answer 2

Medal?