The Inuit traditionally relied upon hunting and fishing for a majority of their food because _______.
a. prey animals were plentiful and easy to catch
b. their homelands were not suited to farming or gathering
c. hunting is healthier and easier than gathering
d. none of the above
The Inuit traditionally relied upon hunting and fishing for a majority of their food because B) their homelands were not suited to farming or gathering.
The enviornment plays a major role over what the tribe would eat.
The Inuit traditionally were group of people living in the Artic and Sub-Artic regions of the globe. They usually moved across the land and ice which followed change in the season.
They usually relied on hunting because the land was not suitable for farming or gathering as they usually lived in the colder regions of the globe.
