Compared with foragers and horticulturalists, people who depend on intensive agriculture
a. produce more of a surplus of food.
b. are less economically self-sufficient.
c. live in large political systems with bureaucratic government.
d. All of these are true of intensive agriculturalists.
Question 2
Unlike foragers, horticulturists usually
a. are not sedentary.
b. have ownership rights held by kin groups over specific parcels of land.
c. have use rights over land rather than ownership.
d. have use rights over resources rather than land.
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