ACP World History Chapter 1

What part of human evolution helps us grip things, like tools and weapons?

What was the time period before record keeping called?

What is the purpose of complex institutions?

When mankind was able to tame wild animals, we call this process

Which of the following is NOT something early human jewelry was made out of.

Who are people who are always moving around?

The king has scribes who work for him all day. What characteristics of civilization is this?

What was a side effect of people having different jobs in civilizations?

What do you call someone who is good at making/building things with their hands?

Which of these was a direct result of agriculture?

What was the 1st known VILLAGE?<-- Not city.  Village

What is special about hominids?

Who are the scientists who study man made things/artifacts?

For technology to count towards being a civilization, what must the society do?

Religion and Government are examples of what characteristic of civilization?

How did gender roles change after the Agricultural Revolution?

What was the first metal used by humans? It was so common, it had an "age" named after it.

What continent did the earliest humans come from?

What is a man made object that we can use to study the past?

What describes how early humans got food before agriculture?

What is an advantage to being a hominid?

What is the name of the famous fossil that gives us clues about human evolution?

Artisans, builders & priests working on a new ziggurat(temple). What characteristic is NOT shown here?

What does a paleontologist study?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of "civilization"?

If I give you my Cheetos in exchange for your soda, what did we just do?

What group caused the Neanderthals to go extinct due to their higher intelligence?

When the Ice Age ended and the Earth warmed up, what were early humans able to do?

Ancient scroll from Ur talks about using bronze.  What civilization characteristics are these?

Which of the following animals was NOT one domesticated during Pre-History?

In order to be considered a civilization, how many characteristics do you need?

What kind of arts proves that ancient people were able to communicate verbally?

How did agriculture lead to "specialization of workers"?