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)Responsescreated religions to offer sacrifices to godscreated religions to offer sacrifices to godsworked in larger networks of communitiesworked in larger networks of communitiesplanted crops to have an available supply of foodplanted crops to have an available supply of foodmade stone tools such as hand axesmade stone tools such as hand axestamed 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 to survive varied environments are:

1. Worked in larger networks of communities - This helped humans collaborate and share resources, knowledge, and support each other in harsh conditions.

2. Made stone tools such as hand axes - The development of tools was crucial for hunting, gathering, and processing food.

3. Used fire for heat, protection, and cooking - Fire was essential for warmth, safety from predators, and preparing food, which made it easier to digest and safer to eat.

The other options, such as creating religions, planting crops, and taming large animals, were not characteristic of early humans during the last ice age, particularly before the advent of agriculture in the Neolithic period.