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Geography and Early Humans
Geography and Early Humans
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A review of geography and the culture of early humans
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1
An economist would be interested in which of the following information?
The climate and weather of a certain location
The production of goods and their trade value
The type of leadership or government of a culture
The religion of a particular group of people
2
In the Paleolithic Era people followed the animal migrations and would be described as this.
Weavers
Farmers
Sapiens
Nomads
3
This imaginary longitude line divides the Earth into Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
Tropic of Cancer
Prime Meridian
Tropic of Capricorn
Equator
4
The land bridge allowed early humans to migrate from which two continents?
Africa to South America
Asia to North America
Africa to Europe
Asia to Europe
5
Africa is important to early history for what reason?
Origins of democracy
Origins of written language
Origins of early humans
Origins of coins for money
6
This permanent settlement was located in England.
Catal Huyuk
Jericho
Stonehenge
Aleppo
7
Agriculture and permanent settlements allowed all of the following to happen except for what?
Specialized labor
Elimination of hunting
Surplus of food
Trade to occur
8
Artifacts are studied by which profession in order to study past cultures?
philosophers
geographers
archaeologists
economists
9
Paleolithic humans had to do these actions to feed themselves.
Farm and harvest
Hunt and gather
Fish and weave
Plant and reap
10
This term refers to something made by man or affected by interaction with man.
Artifact
Icon
Tool
Replica
11
Which event happened between the years 100,000 to 400,000 years ago?
Advanced tools made of bronze were created
Permanent settlements were created
Early hominids were discovered in Africa
Homo Sapiens emerged out of Africa
12
Which of the following is a benefit of using a map?
A map shows sizes more accurately
A map is easier to locate areas on
A map doesn't cause distortion of areas
A map provides true distance of locations
13
Why were early humans nomadic?
They followed the animal movements
They didn't like their neighbors
They looked for better housing areas
They wanted treasure and adventure
14
Paleolithic humans had no written language. How did they record their history?
Plays
Wax figures
Cave Art
Autobiographies
15
Which of the following skills is not part of the Neolithic Era?
Nomadic
Advanced tools
Weaving
Pottery
16
Which date listed is the oldest?
2000 A. D.
1000 B.C.
1000 A.D.
500 B.C.
17
Use of fire, simple tools/weapons, cave art and oral language all belong to which time period?
The Ice Age
The Neolithic
The Paleolithic
The Bronze Age
18
Which event happened first to create the Neolithic Era?
Increased populations
Permanent settlements
Domestication of plants and animals
Surplus of food