Question 1 • FL-2109010-M/J World History A - Teacher Directed Resource
Domesticated animals helped people farm by pulling plows and carrying loads. Animals also supplied materials such as bone and horn for making tools, as well as meat and milk for food. Their hides, wool, and other fibers could be used to make clothing. Communicating with the gods was not a practical benefit of domesticating animals.
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