MartyMurray Thank you for the analysis. I understand why E is correct. But I cannot convince myself as to why C is wrong. I am requesting either of youMartyMurray KarishmaB GMATGuruNY to review and help explain again. Thank you.
One view, the "marginality hypothesis," maintains that early human beings would have lived in regions where the hunting and gathering were best. As populations increased, however, so would competition for resources, leading some people to move to neighboring regions, where domesticating plants and animals would be necessary for survival.
I am trying to weaken the "marginality hypothesis" in this way. Basically, population increase did not lead to the competition of resources and movement of people to neighboring areas, but the places they had settled in, did not have optimal conditions for plant and animal domestication to begin with. (Population increase is not the reason, "something else (in option C) is"). Hence, C is correct
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One view, the "marginality hypothesis," maintains that early human beings would have lived in regions where the hunting and gathering were best. As populations increased, however, so would competition for resources, leading some people to move to neighboring regions, where domesticating plants and animals would be necessary for survival.
I am trying to weaken the "marginality hypothesis" in this way. Basically, population increase did not lead to the competition of resources and movement of people to neighboring areas, but the places they had settled in, did not have optimal conditions for plant and animal domestication to begin with. (Population increase is not the reason, "something else (in option C) is"). Hence, C is correct
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