Which challenge was faced by settlement societies but not by hunter-gatherer societies? Settlement societies went to war with hunter-gatherer societies for land. Increased agriculture led to drought conditions because of poor soil quality. Increased agriculture led to a greater reliance on fewer sources of food. As specialization increased, food supplies declined, leading to food shortages.
The challenge that settlement societies faced that hunter gatherer societies did not face was that Increased agriculture led to a greater reliance on fewer sources of food.
The settlement societies were those group of people that had made a particular place their home and area of stay. This is where they have built families and occupied.
Hunter gatherers on the other hand do not have permanent places where they stay. They could easily move from one area to another.
The challenges the settlements faced was that the more they increased on their agriculture, they had to rely more on fewer sources of food.
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