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Which of the following best describes prehistoric Japan?

A. A tribe of hunter-warriors who conquered land from others

B. A tribe of hunter-gatherers who used pottery and rope for art

C. A tribe of spiritual hunters who found oneness in nature

D. A tribe of farmers who cultivated grains in water



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Final answer:

Prehistoric Japan was inhabited by the Jōmon people who transitioned from hunter-gatherers to practicing organized farming. They were known for their unique cord-marked pottery.


Explanation:

Prehistoric Japan during the Jōmon period (c. 10,000 BCE-350 BCE) was characterized by the Jōmon people who were nomadic hunter-gatherers that later transitioned to organized farming. They were known for their distinctive pottery adorned with cord-markings. The Jōmon culture invented and used pottery even before adopting farming practices.


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