Which role did women most likely play in bringing dramatic change to hunter-gatherer societies?

A. Taming and herding animals
B. Hunting animals for food
C. Planting and harvesting crops
D. Building houses

C, women were not much of tamers, they were treated as animals themselves. They worked in the fields and in the home with the children and chores

Answered by rosasleddy | 2024-06-10

The **role **that has been **played **by women was an **important **one as they perform the **activity **that includes **planting **and **harvesting **crops for bringing **dramatic change **to hunter-gatherer societies . Hence, Option C is correct.
What is a dramatic change?
**Whenever **any kind of change **occurs **or happens, **sometimes **people adjust to the change , and sometimes they are not **happy **with the **change **and, because of this, become rebellious.
When a **dramatic **change or event occurs , it is both noticeable and **surprising **for all those who are **related **to those who are **concerned **about the change.
The other **term **which can be used for **dramatic **change is "**drastic **change." This **means **that it is a very great **change **or something that has been **drastically **changed all of a sudden .
Thus, Option C is correct.
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Answered by vtamit3 | 2024-06-16

Women played a crucial role in bringing dramatic change to hunter-gatherer societies by becoming the primary agriculturalists responsible for planting and harvesting crops. This shift not only transformed food production but also allowed communities to settle and develop more complex social structures. Hence, option C is the correct answer.
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Answered by vtamit3 | 2024-10-01