Early humans had access to different kinds of foods, depending on the local geography. if a group lived in the interior of the continent, what would they least likely have at meal time?
the meat of large animals
fish and shellfish
local plants
the meat of small animals

fish and shellfish

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The correct answer is B) fish and shellfish.

Early humans had access to different kinds of foods, depending on the local geography. If a group used to live in the interior of the continent, they least likely would have fish and shellfish at mealtime.

Early humans had to adapt to the environmental conditions to feed their families. Humans started being nomads. They followed herds to hunt them and get food to survive. Once they learned some agriculture techniques during the Neolithic Revolution, they could settle in next to river banks, as was the case of the Sumerians that settled in between the Euphrates and Tigres Rivers in the Middle East, or the Egyptians that settled in next to the Nile River.

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