The food-getting strategy used by humans for most of their existence is:
a. cattle herding.
b. intensive agriculture.
c. horticulture.
d. hunting and gathering.
e. cultivation.
Question 2
Which of the following statements is true?
a. A society cannot exceed the carrying capacity of its environment.
b. A society cannot easily increase food production far beyond their carrying capacity.
c. A society can easily exceed its carrying capacity.
d. No environment has a fixed carrying capacity.
e. Societies usually stay far below their carrying capacities.
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