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domesticate animals; cultivate crops; hunt, fish, and gather plants; modify landscape to support settlements
domesticate animals; cultivate crops; hunt, fish, and gather plants; modify landscape to support settlements
modify landscape to support settlements; cultivate crops; domesticate animals; hunt, fish, and gather plants
modify landscape to support settlements; cultivate crops; domesticate animals; hunt, fish, and gather plants
hunt, fish, and gather plants; cultivate crops; domesticate animals; modify landscape to support settlements
hunt, fish, and gather plants; cultivate crops; domesticate animals; modify landscape to support settlements
cultivate crops; hunt, fish, and gather plants; modify landscape to support settlements; domesticate animals
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The correct order in which some peoples in South America began to build a more stable food supply is:
hunt, fish, and gather plants; cultivate crops; domesticate animals; modify landscape to support settlements
This sequence reflects the typical progression of early human societies as they transitioned from foraging to agriculture and eventually to settling in more permanent communities.
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