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WORLD HISTORY REVIEW 1
WORLD HISTORY REVIEW 1
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South Carolina Common Core Indicators - 6-1.1-4
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1
Early humans chose to settle where?
<p>Near the mountains</p>
Near the desert
Near the coast
Near the river
2
Early peoples who moved frequently as they searched for the food for survival are called what?
<p>Hunter-Gatherers</p>
<p>Village dwellers</p>
<p>Guild members</p>
<p>Subsistence farmers</p>
3
Hieroglyphic and cuneiform systems provided the basis for the development of what?
Oral traditions
Recorded history
Painting and sculpture
Substinence farming
4
What type of society needed access to avariety of raw materials to survive?
Semi-Nomadic
<p>Hunter-Gatherer</p>
Sedentary
Agricultural
5
Which of the following civilizations was a target for invaders due to its surroundings?
<p>India</p>
<p>Kush</p>
<p>Greece</p>
<p>Mesopotamia</p>
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Which of the selections below would make the best choice for shelter for hunter-gatherers?
Large tortoise shells
Heavy blocks of stone
Dried mud made into bricks
Great mammoth bones covered with skins
7
Why was there an increase in population during the Neolithic Revolution?
Aspeople settled in one place, there were more marriages.
New and better weapons were developed for hunting animals.
Agriculture increased the food supply.
Technological and medical advances let people live longer.
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Why didn’t hunter-gatherers develop leisure activities?
Most of their time was spent getting food.
Mostof their time was spent building shelter.
Mostof their time was spent herding their animals.
Mostof their time was spent worshipping their gods.
9
Early agricultural settlements established permanent communities and developed what?
<p>Natural shelter</p>
<p>Pottery and weaving skills</p>
<p>Wild animal herds</p>
<p>Written communication</p>
10
Hunter-gatherers migrated in order todo what?
<p>Get better shelter</p>
<p>Find food</p>
<p>Grow crops</p>
<p>Explore rivers</p>
11
Early settlements flourished and became more permanent with the development of what?
<p>Food gathering</p>
<p>Better building skills</p>
<p>Hunting</p>
<p>Agriculture</p>
12
The Neolithic Revolution refers to the time when early humans did what?
<p>Organized givernments</p>
<p>Migrated from Africa</p>
<p>Developed agriculture</p>
<p>Mastered fire</p>
13
The Indus River is located where?
D
C
B
A
14
Mesopotamia
is located where?
<p>A</p>
<p>C</p>
<p>D</p>
<p>B</p>
15
Why might early people be likely to live nomadic lives?
People developed the ability to cultivate crops.
People wanted to follow their tribal leaders.
People moved around to find better dwellings.
People moved around to find edible grains or hunt animals.
16
What was the most famous contribution of the ancient Phoenician society?
An alphabet
Irrigation
Iron and steel
Domesticated animals
17
What was the purpose of the scribe inthe river valley civilizations?
Judge the laws
<p>Develop the economy</p>
Create a religious text
Write information
18
Early economies were based on what?
<p>Coin money</p>
<p>Central Banks</p>
<p>Agriculture</p>
<p>Barter system</p>
19
The letter 'C' on the map represents which river valley?
<p>Huang He</p>
<p>Nile</p>
<p>Mesopotamia</p>
<p>Indus</p>
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What was the major change that resulted from the growth of an agricultural society?
People moved around in search of food.
People changed from hunting-gathering to growing crops.
People changed from growing crops to hunting-gathering.
People developed a spoken language.
