In the book, what is the meaning of "subsistence"?*

does means of livelihood mean basic or minimum income or any income whether small or big

ntensive subsistence agriculture is best defined as –Group of answer choicesagriculture primarily for products to sell off the farm.farmers spend a large amount of effort to get a yield from the land.farmers spend a small amount of effort to get a yield from the land.commerical grazing of livestock over an extensive area.

Think about the following statement made by Kimi Werner:"If people from the mountains needed some fish," Werner explained, "they would come down, and they would trade," swapping it for foods they'd grown, such as fruits, vegetables, or a local staple called taro, the main ingredient in poi. "People were able to take care of themselves in this system that was 100% sustainable."The author's purpose for including this quote was to __________.A.explain how the bartering system used by ancient Hawaiians ensured a steady supply of foodB.highlight the dangers that modern Hawaiians face due to their dependence on imported foodsC.teach modern Hawaiians how to use bartering to get the ingredients necessary to make poiD.argue that ancient Hawaiians were better able to recover from disaster than modern Hawaiians

A form of farming in which nearly all of the crops or livestock are used to maintain the farmer and the farmer's family with little or no surplus left to sellGroup of answer choicesMalthusianismIntensive agricultureSubsistence agricultureGreen Revolution

What does food sovereignty mean?*