What are 5 reasons why the aboriginal tribes continually moved from one place to another?

Question

What are 5 reasons why the aboriginal tribes continually moved from one place to another?

Answer 1

-food sources

-followed animal migration

-sources of water

Answer 2

Game, hunting depletes an area

Seasonal Foods, whether fruits or something like salmon.

Water, either to much or to little depending on the season.

Temperature,

Getting Laid by someone who isn't a close relative.

Answer 3

They were hunter gatherers.  They needed to allow the plants and animals they feed on time to recover.  That allowed them to concentrate on a smaller territory and maintain social ties but still utilize a larger territory.  

There would be seasonal changes like a dry season that would force them to find water.

They built no shelters so they need to find wood to burn.

The area they were camped at would eventually become unsanitary.

There were social groups that would come together from time to time.

Answer 4

1. Trade

2. Spiritual Beleifs, Practices, Traditions

3. Hunting for Food & Resources - following migrating animals

4. Prevents vulnerability of an attack from a preditor or other aggressive tribes

5. To let the land replenish it's self, rotating tribe locations every few years. Respect and honoring the land/earth/the mother.

Unfortunately we don't travel like we once did. Perhaps some still do, but I live on a reserve.

Answer 5

Animal migration

famine

seasons

if the land they were planting on has been too used up

shortage of animals