In early human development, several factors were necessary for survival in cold environments. Among the options provided, finding shelter in caves is particularly significant. Caves offered protection from harsh weather conditions and predators, providing a safe space for early humans to rest and raise their young.
While banding together in clan groups, simplicity in belongings, and the development of language were all essential for social cooperation, hunting, sharing resources, and enhancing communication, the immediate physical need for shelter in inhospitable climates was crucial for survival. Without adequate shelter, early humans would have faced greater challenges in enduring cold temperatures and environmental threats.
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