At the end of the last ice age, as glaciers retreated in northern Europe, what caused people to move north into the areas uncovered by the ice sheets? a They were fleeing from invaders living in the east. b They were following animal herds to hunt. c They were escaping from floods in the south. d They were searching for better farmland and resources.

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24 June, 19:57

At the end of the last ice age, as glaciers retreated in northern Europe, what caused people to move north into the areas uncovered by the ice sheets? a They were fleeing from invaders living in the east. b They were following animal herds to hunt. c They were escaping from floods in the south. d They were searching for better farmland and resources.

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Malik Valdez · Answer 1

I believe that the best answer is c. They were following animal herds to hunt. As the glaciers melted, they allowed for new grasslands, and those were very attractive to animals, which the people wanted to eat.