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Ellis

5 March, 09:19

Why were cattle better suited for established civilizations than nomadic ones?

Cattle need a lot of land on which to graze.

Only cattle were consumed for food.

Cattle are particularly useful for plowing land.

Those in an established civilization do not hunt.

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