The earliest and least complex society was___________?
Correct answer: C. hunting and gathering
- A. agrarian
- B. pastoral
- C. hunting and gathering
- D. horticultural
Explanation
Hunting-and-gathering societies were the earliest and least technologically complex societies. Agrarian, pastoral, and horticultural societies developed later as people adopted food production and domestication.
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