People who depend economically on agriculture tend to:

A) develop a culture of honor.
B) foster cooperative strategies.
C) cultivate postures of extreme vigilance.
D) become inflamed if their reputations are threatened.

People who depend economically on agriculture tend to work together and rely on each other for success, which fosters cooperative strategies. This is because agriculture is often a highly unpredictable industry, and farmers need to work together to overcome challenges like drought, pests, and disease. While there may be pressures to defend one's honor or reputation, extreme vigilance is not necessarily a characteristic of agricultural communities.