Which key human trait did hunter-gatherer groups depend on to survive? A. intelligence B. imagination C. shared knowledge D. alertness E. versatility

E. versatility

Explanation:

The prehistoric era encompassed the longest period of humanity, and in fact includes from the appearance of man until the first writings are given. We can say that prehistory is divided between Neolotic, Paleolithic and Stone Age.

Focusing on the paleolotic, the remains of paintings of the man who lived in the caves, has allowed us to know that these were mainly dedicated to the hunting of animals and also collected.

In order to carry out the collection, it was necessary to adapt to the environment that is the ability of man to obtain from the environment the resources for the subsistence and growth of society.

Paleolithic humans got their food by hunting large and small animals, gathering wild fruits and fishing. This form of adaptation to the environment is the simplest technique, since natural resources are taken as they occur in nature, without producing them.

The hunter-gatherers relied on E. Versatility.