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They used horses to plow fields and for transportation, cats and dogs were for protection cats killed rodents in the barns and they also killed rattlesnakes. Dogs were used for hunting and early warnings of intruders, much like today.
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What plants and animal did early people domesticated?
cattle, wheat, donkeys, barley and that all i got
Do people today use domesticated in the same way as people use it in the stone age?
people do not use domestic as been used in the stone age.during the stone age people depend mostly on stones to work but now animals are been domesticated.
How are domesticated animal different from wild animals?
domesticated animals are bred specially for human use and are comfortable with people. Wild animals have never experienced human contact and fear people.
How where cats domesticated?
Early egyptians domesticated cats they even had a cat god: Bastet (Bah-stet)
Are domesticated animals for people use?
Yes they are for good use because they use them for breeding,for food and for cloths. People tame these animals for alot of things.
Are domesticated wild?
No. Domesticated means kept by people
Did early settled humans have domesticated animals?
yes
Which animal was domesticated first cat dog or mouse?
The dog was the first animal to be domesticated, dating back thousands of years. Cats were also domesticated early on, but not as early as dogs. Mice were not intentionally domesticated, but rather began living in close proximity to humans due to their attraction to stored grains.
What year were dogs tamed?
Wolves were domesticated over 15,000 years ago and that animal is now the dog.
Why did early domesticated animals?
The main reason that early humans domesticated animals was for companionship. Another reason they did this was for protection.
What resulted from early mankind's use of domesticated plants and animals irrigation and seed cultivation along river valleys?
settled, permanent communities developed
What new way of getting food changed societies?
Thay domesticated the plants they saw.
