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How did people of the Fertile Crescent farm?
The people of the Fertile Crescent first gathered wild grains. They then scattered the grains and it became the early method of farming.
When people planted seeds of the wild grassets 11000 years ago the blank began?
What is blank opinions A. Domesticate B. Old stone age C. New Stone Age D nomad E. Fertile
Was the Wild West a violent place in the early 1900s?
cuz it was fam
What is the history of cereal?
Oats did not become an important food crop as early as wheat or barley. Modern oats probably originated from the Asian wild red oat. Because Asia Minor currently has the most variety of wild oats, it's likely that's where oats originated. Oat grains found in Egypt from about 2,000 B.C., probably were weeds. The oldest known cultivated oats were found in caves in Switzerland and are believed to date to before 450 BC. Oats became a staple in Germany, Ireland, Scotland, and Scandivia. They were first brought to North America with other grains in 1602. As early as 1786, George Washington sowed 580 acres in oats. By the 1860s and 1870s, oats were being grown in the middle and upper Mississippi Valley, which the major growing area today. With the advance of knowledge about nutrition, oats were recognized for their health benefits in the mid 1980s.
Where did the early man live?
Early man lived in caves. They lit a fire outside to keep the wild animals away. They mostly lived in tribes. They lived, hunted, gathered, survived, and settled in groups or tribes like I said.
What is the word to tame for human purposes?
To domesticate
Can you domesticate a wild baby bunny?
It is possible to domesticate a wild baby bunny. Before taking the bunny home it is best to consult the local laws in your vicinity on keeping wild animals as pets.
How did people of the Fertile Crescent farm?
The people of the Fertile Crescent first gathered wild grains. They then scattered the grains and it became the early method of farming.
Humans domesticate wild animals for food work transportation and cultivate wild plants for food and fiber?
Yes.
What word means to make less wild?
Words that mean to make something less wild are to tameor to domesticate.
How can domesticate be used in a sentence and show is the meaning?
A long time ago, Native Americans thought they should domesticate wild dogs, or wolves because they protected them.
What makes animals domesticated Can you domesticate a wild animal And do animals really love humans?
Humans domesticate animals for security purposes, for companionship and for their love of human nature.
What are two examples of animals that humans first learned to domesticate?
Bears and wild cats
What is antonym for domesticate?
Domesticate: verb:1. To train an animal2. To get somebody used to doing household chores.Antonym:1. wild, untamed, untrained, unruly2. unfamiliar, unusual, unknown, strange
Why are kangaroos wild animals?
Because: 1. God made it that way 2. They are hard to domesticate
Why was science important to early Civilization?
If science would not have prosperred in the early civilizations then we would have been still living in caves using stone tools and surviving in the forests facing wild animals.
How do you domesticate a platypus?
You cannot. To begin with, it is illegal to own a platypus. Secondly, they are innately wild, and cannot be domesticated.
