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A #history Quiz for the #Beginnings of #Human #Societies
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Rapid population growth/cities, states, empires/Writing.
Industrial Era
Agrarian Era
Era of Foragers
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What is a forager?
Someone who keeps looking
Forges Metals
A villager
Hunter-gatherer
3
Hinduism
Religion
Government
Family
4
What does an anthropologists study?
How humans interact with each other
The study of humans, past and present
The development of mammals
The study of ants.
5
Very little rainfall, extreme temp change & plants that can go long periods of time w/out water
Desert
Tundra
Savanna
Tropical Rain Forest
6
Democracy
Religion
Government
Family
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Which of the following is an example of a modern human?
Homo neanderthalensis
Homo habilis
Homo floresiensis
Homo sapiens sapiens
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Capitalism/Free Market
Economy
Language/Art
Education
9
Heavy rainfall, hot & humid climate little seasonal change, & variety of plant and animal life.
Desert
Savanna
Tundra
Tropical Rain Forest
10
The switch to farming allowed all of the following except:
New Languages
Denser Areas of Population
Food Surpluses
New Food Storage methods
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Very little rainfall, soil that remains permanently frozen all year, & short growing season.
Tropical Rain Forest
Savanna
Tundra
Desert
12
Harvard
Language/Art
Economy
Education
13
Select the correct definition of BOTH culture and society.
Society is the beliefs
Society is the people lining in a particular country
Culture is the beliefs
Culture is the people lining in a particular country
14
The development and use of language had NO significant effect on the live of early humans.
False
True
15
As farming technology developed, less people had to farm allowing for what to happen?
Specialization of Jobs
New types of food.
More time for recreation
Larger Families
16
Kids and their caregivers
Religion
Family
Government
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Distinct wet & dry seasons, drought resistant trees, & grasses that can reach 6 feet in height.
Tundra
Tropical Rain Forest
Savanna
Desert
18
Single, global system/Rapid growth of energy use/Increased life expectancy.
Industrial Era
Era of Foragers
Agrarian Era
19
Behaviors of modern foraging societies can help understand life in the Paleolithic Age.
True
False
20
New societal problems emerged because people in villages, what developed to respond to these?
Social Institutions
Significance
Temporal Frames
Spatial Frames
21
Language is believed to have developed how long ago?
500 - 1,000 years
5,000,000 - 10,000,000 years
5,000 - 10,000 years
50,000 - 100,000 years
22
Why did early people migrate to new biomes?
To find food
To find more space for a growing population.
To escape weather patterns.
All of the above.
23
Global migrations/Slow population growth/longest era of human history.
Era of Foragers
Agrarian Era
Industrial Era
24
What does an archaeologist study?
Studies human prehistory
Studies human antiquity
Studies all of human history
Studies modern human history
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Bilingual
Education
Economy
Language/Art
