Which of the following is an example of how people benefited from the domestication of animals? (4 pts.) Catching fish from a stream in handmade nets
Raising sheep in order to use their wool to make clothing
Chasing a herd of buffalo to the edge of a cliff
Using the hide of a deer to make a tent
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Raising sheep in order to use their wool to make clothing

Explanation:

Domesticated animals are the ones who can breed in captivity, who survive in various climates, and who have the benefit to the humans. They have a different temperament than the wild animals – they are more tamed and mild, almost friendly, and have no natural need for the attack. By domestication, humans gained various resources for food, material, and survival in general.

Sheep are domestic animals, and they have great benefits for people because of the wool. People rise and breed sheep because wool is a great natural and warm material that is frequently used for making clothes.

The other examples presented here feature wild animals that are not domesticated and the action that is not habituation of these animals but more likely violent action.