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Quick Early Humans Review

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1
Choose the area in which early humans originated
Asia
Europe
Mexico
Africa
2
Discovery of fire helped ancient people:
Keep warm in frigid conditions
manipulate metal (metallurgy) to make more advanced tools
cook food for better taste
All of these answers
3
Which statement best explains why early civilizations were located in large river valleys?
Humans adapted there the best because of the climate
Rivers contributed the resources for agriculture to develop
Rivers made it easier for people to travel long distances
They provided the protection needed to avoid conquest
4
To domesticate (like with plants or animals) means:
To move up levels within the hierarchy of social systems
To create art (drawings) used on cave walls
To build structures within cities
To live in close association (near) with humans
5
During the Neolithic Revolution_______________
Modern-day was born
pre-history ended
Hunter-gatherers thrived
Agriculture began
6
Shared characteristics of a group are called:
Local community
Cognitive Development
Culture
Scribe
7
Domesticated animals helped people in the following ways except:
Assist with hunting when needed
Made farming easier
Allowed people to do other things like improve technology
Assemble new tools
8
What do the arrows represent in this map of the world?
The direction in which humans migrated throughout the world
Flight patterns of archaeologists as they visit dig sites
The path of wide-spread disease
The direction of wind patterns throughout Africa and Asia
9
The stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advanced is:
Community
Stone Age
Hominin Era
Civilization
10
Humans hunted and gathered mainly in the .....
Neolithic Revolution
Bronze Age
Middle-Ages
Paleolithic Era