What it's was to have lived and worked in the past

It must have been diificult for some people to have work and lived in the past, cause the two mainlly live style are  "hunter-gatherer" and agricultural lifestyle.

  Though the hunter-gatherer lifestyle is better than the agricultural lifestyle in many ways.

Hunter-gatherers moved around. They saw new vistas and ate different foods. Most

appealing, they met other groups of people. In contrast, farmers are stuck in one place all their lives.

Moving around has an hunter-gatherer has made it difficult for some people to live and work

at the same time cause Hunter-gatherers moved around which make life difficult for them to live.

Hunter-gatherer diets were nutritious. They ate a wide variety of meat, fish, and plants. For

example, the Yupic natives of coastal Alaska ate more than thirty species of mammals, birds,

fish, and shellfish.[1] Starvation wasn't an issue in places with multiple food sources.


In contrast, agricultural diets are mostly corn, potatoes, wheat, or rice which also make live

difficult for them to have live on one food chain because These starchy foods lack protein,

vitamins, and minerals.

Men who enjoyed hunting  roamed far from home. They used all their intelligence to find

animals. They used all their speed and strength to kill.

Women worked and live at the same time by socializing while gathering plants, snaring small

game, and preparing food. Their children played around them, or stayed in camp with their

elderly relatives.

Hunter-gatherers had many hours of leisure. Climates that required minimal shelter and

clothing had little of the "housework" of our culture. In harsh climates, people could do little in

the winter or during storms.

Small populations lived in large areas. Contagious diseases were unlikely to spread. Changing

camps—before waste accumulated—stopped endemic diseases.

Many cultures describe their ancestors as coming from an idyllic Garden of Eden or "land of

milk and honey."

[2]  astonishingly savage and disgustingly poor. They have no proper weapons, no horses, no

homes. They eat wild herbs....The women were forced to work and live, exactly like the

men....Yet they count their lot happier than that of others who groan over field labor.

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