Question

Why did the early men not assert rights over land and its resources

Answer 1

early man did not assert any rights over land and its resources because they did not have knowledge of what profit they would get by asserting rights on lands. They just did household works like gathering food, hunting animals, making pit houses etc.....




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Answer 2

Answer:

Because the right over property was not evolved in the early society.

Explanation:

Early men live for themselves. They lived in a hunting and gathering society where people acquired food through nature. They did not have any settled life. They adopted primitive tools to gather food and fodder. The assertion of rights over resources began from the time of settled agriculture. After the development of civilization people started settling in different regions and started practicing agriculture. It promote therm to acquire the land of the region and this brought the concept of ownership of resources in the newly evolved society.

As primitive people did not evolve to the ownership of land so they did not claim any right over the resource of the earth.

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