Pleas do not answer unless you are completely sure! 10 points + Brainliest! Which statement best explains the benefits of domesticated animals?
Domesticated animals were used for their bones and hides.
Domesticated animals completely ended the need for hunting.
Domesticated animals grazed on grass to clear areas for crops.
Domesticated animals were used to haul food over long distances.

The answer is actually: "Domesticated animals grazed on grass clearing areas for crops."

Explanation:

At first it may sound weird, but it is actually the answer.

Back when animals became domesticated, the first species to become them (domestic/domesticated) were the cows.

Around this time of age, agriculture had changed as the society and civilians living back then found a way to live in one area, and not have to hunt and gather anymore. But the cause of change in that era was not due to the domestic creatures. But idea that they could grow crops, and other foods in a(n) area instead of having to go  around hunting-gathering.

When the civilians back in that age need to grow crops, they would send their cows in order to eat the grass to form land to clear of any weeds or plants in the area. Then they would dispense seeds and grow what they needed.

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a small town is a good definition for new france in 1750. new france was the area colonized by france in north america. the area is nowadays the city of quebec in canada.