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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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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Camden Porter · Answer 1

The order of events is:

1. Human beings begin farming plants for food.

2. Farmers domesticate cotton and flax.

3. People learn to weave fibers from flax.

4. Flax and cotton fibers make lighter materials to wear.

Explanation:

Before plant fibers were used to make clothes people would wear animal skins. This was convenient in cold weather but not ideal in places where it was mostly hot. The domestication of plants allowed humans to discover that certain plant fibers could be used to make clothing, such as cotton and flax. The resulting textiles were much lighter and better suited for warm climates.