What is the primary reason early hunter-gatherer groups were described as nomadic?

They were exploring new lands to build cities.

They needed to move to follow their food sources.

They were trying to escape from other hostile groups.

They enjoyed traveling and seeing new territories.

Which statement best describes the structure of a typical hunter-gatherer community?

A large city with thousands of inhabitants and a single ruler.

A small, mobile band of related families who worked together.

A collection of isolated individuals who rarely interacted.

A permanent settlement that focused on farming and trade.

They would build a farm to grow new food.

They would pack up their camp and follow the herd.

They would stay and hope the animals returned soon.

They would focus only on gathering plants from then on.

choose a single, permanent leader.

build strong forts for defense.

It allowed them to elect a single powerful leader.

It increased the group's chances of finding food and staying safe.

It meant that every person performed the exact same job.

It led to the creation of permanent villages and towns.