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Early man became a herder of animals by.

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killing them

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protecting them

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counting them

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taming them

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Solution

The correct option is B protecting them
As agriculture progressed, animals tended to come closer to human settlements to get an easy meal from the farms. The farmers protected these animals and soon became herders.

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