Question

What were the main differences between hunter-gatherer

societies and those based primarily on agriculture?*

Answer 1

Hunter-gatherers:

hunted gathered what they ate

families continually moved in search of big game

groups remained small due to the scarcity of food

humans devoted much of their time to obtaining food.

After Agriculture:

People enjoyed a more reliable and steady source of food.

Families settled down and formed larger communities.

Humans concentrated on new skills: arts and crafts, architecture, social organization.

Complex societies eventually arose.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Hunter-gatherer is a human who lives in a society in which all or most of his livelihood is obtained by hunting wild animals and gathering wild plants. In that case people did not had a good sense of family, they could only survive hunting, could not stay in a large number for lack of food

Primarily agriculture people did not need to hunt could stay with families and develop new skills