Question

the neolithic period lasted from about 10,000 bce to 2,000 bce. before the neolithic period, most people were hunter-gatherers, meaning they relied on hunting and gathering to acquire food. but during the neolithic period, many people across the world started living in settled communities. they also began farming and raising animals to eat.
based on the information above, match the person that best fits each description.
farmer
hunter-gatherer
this person builds fenced enclosures to protect crops and animals, provides fresh water and food to domesticated animals, and lives year-round in one place.
this person tracks wild animals over long distances, moves with the seasons, and relies on seasonal foods that can be gathered, such as mushrooms and berries.

Explanation:

1. The description of building enclosures for crops/animals, caring for domesticated animals, and living permanently in one place matches the Neolithic practice of farming and settled communities.
2. The description of tracking wild animals, moving seasonally, and relying on gathered wild foods matches the pre-Neolithic hunter-gatherer lifestyle described.

Answer:

• This person builds fenced enclosures to protect crops and animals, provides fresh water and food to domesticated animals, and lives year-round in one place.: farmer
• This person tracks wild animals over long distances, moves with the seasons, and relies on seasonal foods that can be gathered, such as mushrooms and berries.: hunter-gatherer