Both herding and horticultural societies differ from hunter-gatherer societies in that the members of these societies ______.
A) are nomadic
B) settle in one place
C) use plow technology
D) continuously cultivate the same land

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Herding and horticultural societies tend to settle in one place, unlike hunter-gatherer societies which are typically nomadic, moving around to follow food sources. Herding societies raise and manage livestock, and horticultural societies engage in small-scale farming, both of which require staying in one location for extended periods.

Both Herding and Horticultural Societies Differ from Hunter-Gatherer Societies in That