Question

How do you think the domestication of wild animals and plants is tied to the development of human civilization?
a. Humans changed from herding animals to settling in farming villages.
b. Humans changed from a fishing society to hunting and gathering.
c. Humans changed from a warrior society to herding animals.
d. Humans changed from a hunter-gatherer society to settling in farming villages.

Answer 1

The correct answer is - d. Humans changed from a hunter-gatherer society to settling in farming villages.

With the domestication of animals humans didn't really had that much of a need to hunt animals, because the animals were now in their villages and were controlled by them. Humans chose carefully which animals to domesticate according to their usefulness, so they started domesticating animals that were able to provide meat, eggs, wool, milk, working/transportation force. This enable the humans to have a much more stable food source and also to not be in constant risk of getting an injury or even be killed during a hunt.

Answer 2

Correct answer is :

D) Humans changed from a hunter-gatherer society to settling in farming villages.

Explanation:

Civilizations can be seen as channels of cities that appear from pre-urban cultures and are determined by the economic, political, military, diplomatic, social and cultural cooperations among them. Any organization is a complicated social system and a civilization is a large group. Most civilizations have agriculture and a system of states like monarchs or elections.