What result did the domestication of plants and animals NOT have on early humans?

A. They lost the ability to hunt and the skill fell into disuse

B. Humans no longer has to move with herds and could settle down in one place

C. Early humans were able to farm crops and build up a surplus of goods

D. Permanent homes could now be built

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Andrew Chen

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1 June, 03:55

What result did the domestication of plants and animals NOT have on early humans?

A. They lost the ability to hunt and the skill fell into disuse

B. Humans no longer has to move with herds and could settle down in one place

C. Early humans were able to farm crops and build up a surplus of goods

D. Permanent homes could now be built

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Trace Hansen · Answer 1

Hi nataliaseeram1,

Answer - A. They lost the ability to hunt and the skill fell into disuse

In the question it says what did not affect the people because before the domestication of animals the people still hunted. But when domesticated animals came it made hunting easy but thats was after that period.