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#earlyciv Let's get review for our early civilizations test
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Different environments helped contribute to different cultures because people
made use of the resources in their particular region
had wars that destroyed the environment and the culture
had no way to communicate with anothers over long distances
borrowed from others but changed things to suit their needs
2
Catfish:Greensboro::_______ Stable food supply
economy
gatherers
grain
farming
3
Which statement best summarizes the relationship between farming and the growth of towns
the development of farming led to more hunter-gatherer group
farming competed with hunting and gathering practices
farming held back developments in the arts
the development of farming helped establish settlements
4
What effect did the invention of tools have on early humans
they allowed more animals to graze the fields
they decreased chances for survival
they required humans to stand close to animals when hunting
they increased chances for survival
5
According to scientists, how did early man migrate out of Africa and into new places
they used land bridges
they used technology
they used the wheel
they used ships
6
What would early people look for as they decided where to settle?
a location near a center of culture
a location near a center of transportation
a location near enough food and water
a location that is in a region
7
Which of the following was not part of the domestication of animals in the New Stone Age?
animals were used for clothes
animals were used as materials for shelter
animals were used for carrying loads
animals were used for food
8
In reference to religion, all civilizations were
christians
polytheistic
monotheistic
none believers
9
Which of the following does describe why the early people painted in caves?
to draw maps
to teach hunting practices
to express themselves
to teach religious beliefs
10
Which is an example of government in Mesopotamia
theocracy
monarchy
democracy
oligarchy
11
Which is a primary source?
data on weather and climate
an article in a current encyclopedia
a journal entry from a young bride traveling west
a book about the people of ancient China
12
Which statement best summarizes why people learned to make clothes ad build shelters
they needed to trade cloth with other merchants
they needed less protection to survive in warmer areas
they needed to trade living spaces with others
they needed more protection to survive in colder areas
13
What effect did farming have on people in the Stone Age
it allowed them to build permanent settlements
it allowed them to paint caves
it allowed them to travel
it allowed them to hunt for animals
14
Why is the study of ancient bones important to us today?
it helped developed better forms of agriculture
it helped developed modern technologies
it gives us information about our human ancestors
they are the only source of information about early people
15
Bee:Hive:: ________: Cities
houses
river
sumer
people
16
Early humans eventually formed hunter-gatherer societies. What conclusion can be drawn.
They wanted to be able to stay in one area
They had to rely on collecting plants for food
They stopped making advancements in spear making
They became skilled a hunting outside of groups
17
Which of the following is an example of early man technology
cell phones
computers
irrigation
advancement
18
Which was the most common division of labor in early civilizations
slave
farmer
baker
priest
19
Which is an inference why city-states fought each other for farmland
each owned crops that had been destroyed by nature
each wanted to build walls around its fams
each had only one skill, which was farming
each wanted to have enough farmland t grow food
20
Which is an example of early civilization written language
french
cuneiform
english
spanish