In the mid-seventeenth century, some native Americans in colonial new England started to keep and manage livestock for the first time, doing so according to their own cultural priorities and interests. Several factors influenced their decision to keep animals, including threats to their land base and to the productivity of their hunting. It might appear that animal husbandry as practiced by Europeans would have posed an insurmountable sociocultural challenge for Indians. Scholars studying the issue have argued that livestock would have compromised the mobility needed for winter hunting, destroyed crops, competed with wild game for resources, and violated prevailing conceptions of property and of human-animal interconnectedness. Such obstacles were indeed difficult, but creative ways to overcome them were found.

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It can be inferred that the author would agree with which of the following statements about animal husbandry by Native Americans in colonial New England? (답: A)

A: Its adoption required some cultural adjustment by Native American societies.

B: Its influence eventually led to changes in the husbandry practices used by Europeans in the regions.

C: It may have allowed those who adopted it to compensate, in whole or in part, for reduced hunting yields.

지문에 사냥 생산량에 대한 위협이 있었으므로 가축을 기르기로 결정했다고 나와있어서 C를 했습니다.  이 논리가 어떻게 잘못되었나요?ㅠㅠ