Richard Meadow Argues That Herding Represents a Complete Change in Human

question 52

Multiple Choice

Richard Meadow argues that herding represents a complete change in human attitudes toward and relationships with animals. Why?

• A) Animals are no longer for eating, they are for herding.
• B) The focus shifts from the hunted animal to their offspring.
• C) The focus shifts from meat to animal byproducts, especially milk and hides.
• D) Animals become the objects of affection rather than fear.

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