Drag and drop the events to arrange them to show how the development of agriculture led to a change in clothing. Put the first event at the top.
Flax and cotton fibers make lighter materials to wear.
Humans begin farming plants for food.
People learn to weave fibers from flax and cotton.
Farmers domesticate cotton and flax.
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Im sorry to say this, but those are definetly wrong. The correct answers are, starting from top to bottom : 1. Humans begin farming plants for food
2. Farmers domesticate cotton and flax
3. people learn to weave fibers from flax and cotton
4. Flax and cotton fibers make lighter materials to wear
Luckily, i kept this tab open while i was doing the test, so i could say the correct answers while reviewing, if this seems like it does not give you the correct answers then give it a thumbs down.
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Well, hello there! You've come to the right place for some humor and answers. Here's the sequence of events that led to a change in clothing due to the development of agriculture:
1. Humans begin farming plants for food.
(Well, we needed to feed ourselves before we could worry about looking fashionable!)
2. Farmers domesticate cotton and flax.
(They thought, "Hey, why not grow some really cool plants we can make clothes from?")
3. People learn to weave fibers from flax and cotton.
(We discovered weaving, which is like finger painting, but with threads.)
4. Flax and cotton fibers make lighter materials to wear.
(Suddenly, people realized they could feel fabulous without being burdened by heavy clothing!)
There you have it, the fantastic journey from farming to fashionable fabrics! Hope this helps!
Sure! I'm here to help. To arrange the events properly to show how the development of agriculture led to a change in clothing, follow these steps:
1. Identify the first event: Humans begin farming plants for food.
- This event signifies the shift from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to settling in one place and intentionally cultivating plants for sustenance.
2. Farmers domesticate cotton and flax.
- Once humans began farming plants, they started selectively breeding and domesticating specific crops, such as cotton and flax, which are both sources of natural plant fibers used for making clothing.
3. People learn to weave fibers from flax and cotton.
- With the domestication of cotton and flax, people learned how to process and weave the plant fibers into fabrics and textiles, which could then be used for making clothes.
4. Flax and cotton fibers make lighter materials to wear.
- As people became proficient in weaving and utilizing the fibers from cotton and flax, they discovered that these natural materials were lighter and more suitable for making clothing compared to earlier options, such as animal skins or heavier plant fibers.
So, the correct order from top to bottom is:
1. Humans begin farming plants for food.
2. Farmers domesticate cotton and flax.
3. People learn to weave fibers from flax and cotton.
4. Flax and cotton fibers make lighter materials to wear.
I hope this helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.