Question

Which adaptations did early humans make during the last ice age in order to survive varied environments? Select the three correct answers.

(1 point)
Responses

created religions to offer sacrifices to gods

created religions to offer sacrifices to gods

worked in larger networks of communities

worked in larger networks of communities

planted crops to have an available supply of food

planted crops to have an available supply of food

made stone tools such as hand axes

made stone tools such as hand axes

tamed large animals to do work for them

tamed large animals to do work for them

used fire for heat, protection, and cooking

Answer 1

The three correct adaptations that early humans made during the last ice age in order to survive varied environments are:

1. **Worked in larger networks of communities** - This helped them to cooperate, share resources, and survive in harsh conditions.

2. **Made stone tools such as hand axes** - These tools were essential for hunting, processing food, and making other tools.

3. **Used fire for heat, protection, and cooking** - Fire was crucial for staying warm in cold climates, protecting against predators, and cooking food.

The other options regarding creating religions, planting crops, and taming large animals are not typically associated with adaptations during the last ice age when early humans were primarily hunter-gatherers.