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Humans had to wait for glaciers to spread before they could begin growing crops?
Did humans wait for glaciers to spread before growing crops?
Did humans have to wait for glaciers to spread before they could begin growing crops?
yes
Did human have to wait for glaciers to spread before they could grow crops?
No. There were no humans when it was the time of glaciers and it will be thousands of years before man learns to farm.
Is it true or false that humans had to wait for glaciers to spread before they could begin growing crops?
False. Human civilizations did not have to wait for glaciers to spread before growing crops. They developed agriculture independently in various regions around the world as a way to secure reliable food sources. The spread of glaciers would have made agriculture more challenging due to the colder temperatures and ice cover.
Who disscovers Denmark?
Denmark wasn't discovered in the same way as perhaps America. There is no danish equivalent to Christopher Colombus. Denmark was probably discovered some 10'000 years ago when the glaciers of the last ice age melted away and the land could be inhabited. Tribes of hunters probably wandered into Denmark in search of prey, and humans have lived there ever since. There might have been humans in Denmark before the ice age, but they would have been driven out by the glaciers.
What could be formed by glaciers?
eskers
Can humans eat manure?
No and why should you.
Do dinosaurs eat people if they exisited?
Dinosaurs were extinct before humans, but as some were meat eaters they could have eaten humans, and if they were around today, they could eat humans, like some animals do.
Can parakeets or any domestic bird spread the ringworm fungus to humans?
Yes. If your bird has it, take it to a vet IMMEDIATELY!!!!! You could get ringworm.
Where could you find a mammoth?
in the ice age where the glaciers are
Where could you observe glaciers?
Glacier National park.
How did the location of the glaciers affect the movement of people and animals?
Glaciers acted as barriers, limiting movement for both people and animals. Glaciers could block pathways, forcing individuals to find alternate routes to travel. As glaciers retreated, they opened up new areas for habitation and migration.
