Why was it difficult for early humans to cultivate land prior to the end of the last ice age?
Choose 1 answer:
A
the soil was too cold and hard to break up with stone tools
B
the large population of other humans made settling in one place dangerous
C
all the water that was needed for irrigation was frozen

It was difficult for early humans to cultivate land prior to the end of the last ice age because the soil of the earth was not good for agriculture. Thus, the correct option is A). the soil was too cold and hard to break up with stone tools.

What problems were faced by the humans prior to the end of the last ice age?

The development of agricultural changed the way humans lived but it was difficult for the early humans to cultivate land before the end of the last ice age because the weather conditions were not favorable for growing crops, the soil of the earth was not ready for agriculture, and the knowledge of early humans about agriculture techniques were not good enough.

At that time, soil was too cold and hard to break up with stone tool. It was not easy to produce crops without the proper nutrients. That is why early humans were hunter-gatherers that followed herds to hunt them and feed their families.

Thus, it can be concluded that the option is A). is the correct answer.

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