Question 7 • OCPS - 2109010 - M/J WORLD HISTORY_SEM 1 CR_PY - vers.2
Village societies often relied on farming and herding, so they domesticated plants and animals for a steadier food supply. Hunter-gatherer societies generally obtained food by hunting wild animals and gathering wild plants rather than domesticating them. Metal tools and interaction with other societies were not exclusive advantages of village societies.
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