Before permanent settlements, how did people mainly live?
AFactory workers in towns
BTraders in planned suburbs
CFarmers in walled cities
DMobile hunter-gatherer groups
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Mobile hunter-gatherer groups
1. Homo sapiens lived for most of their existence in mobile groups.
2. Their social life was built around hunting and gathering rather than staying in one place.
3. Farming towns, cities and suburbs came much later.
_Source: Wikipedia, Human settlement, Prehistoric origins and nomadic lifeways_
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