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Why was it necessary for early humans to move from one location to another? a. to gain control of more territory b. to flee from dangerous diseases c. to find new places to trade goods d. to hun herds
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Why was it necessary for early humans to move from one location to another?

a. to gain control of more territory
b. to flee from dangerous diseases
c. to find new places to trade goods
d. to hun herds of migrating animals

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the answer is D

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Early humans moved from one location to another in order to hunt migrating herds.
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