What role did fire play in the daily lives of Aborigines? A. Aborigines used fire as a weapon against rival clans. B. Aborigines used fire for arts and crafts, warmth, and cooking. C. Aborigines only used fire for controlled burns to scare away European settlers. D. Aborigines were afraid of fire, particularly forest fires, which they believed were angry messages from the gods. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

The correct answer is B) Aborigines used fire for arts and crafts, warmth, and cooking.

The role that fire played in the daily lives of Aborigines was "Aborigines used fire for arts and crafts, warmth, and cooking."

Aborigines learned how to use fire and their lives changed drastically because the fire was an instrument for survival.

Aborigines faced many dangers. From savage and big animals that killed them to harsh weather conditions. Using the fire, aborigines could cook their food, get warm, and use it as a defense weapon against enemies.

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