Goats were one of the first animals to be domesticated by humans. How were early humans' lives impacted by the domestication of goats?

Domesticating goats played a very significant role in the lives of the early humans.

Explanation:

Domesticating goats played a very significant role in the lives of the early humans. It was easy to domesticate a plant eating animal because arranging fodder for them was easy. After domesticating goats, it became relief for the early humans to arrange food for harsh conditions. Goat provided milk and meat to them. Goats were the source of food for them. Hunting and gathering witnessed a pause and the humans now can settle at one place with the food supply available to them. The accessibility of domesticating the goats made the lives of the humans easy with the availability of meat, milk, clothing and skin. The bones and skins were used to build shelters and weapons. Domestication helped early humans to settle and live in groups. Living in groups and settling as clans further helps in socializing and helped in further development.

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