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Compared to cities today, most complex villages were
small
advanced
empty
large
2
How did ancient peoples get from Siberia to modern day-Alaska?
By swimming
They never came by this path
By boat
By crossing a land bridge
3
Early farming communities needed to have a source of
water
tools
pride
fertilization
4
Language made it easier for the people to do what?
write history books
work together
sing and dance
5
Early humans drew pictures on
large leaves
cave walls
stones
hut roofs
6
What is agriculture?
raising livestock for food
planting seeds to raise crops
making tools for farming
using plant matrials
7
What effect did farming have on people of the Stone Age?
It allowed them to travel
It allowed them to build perfmanent settlements
It allowed them more time for hunting
It allowed them to paint in caves
8
Catal Huyuk is an example of a…
complex village
government
river
9
Around 500,000 B.C, people learned to make and control
fire
crops
weather
tools
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before any other developments, people invented
pencils
tools
erasers
ball
11
when farmers grew more than they needed it was
watermelon
showplus
sheerplus
surplus
12
Time when human first domesticated plants and animals.
Medical revolution
Population density
Agricultural revolution
Population density
13
Which of the following of early village life?
risk of fire, flood or disease was lower
The first two are correct
more food
larger groups could more easily defend against attacks
14
Why did people develop early forms of government?
To help fight in wars with other villages
To make their growing communities safer and more stable
To raise money from the taxes they could pass
They did not develop early forms of government
15
What evidence indicates that Catal Huyuk was built on marshy land?
sunken houses
printed signs
alligator fossils
bird bones
16
Ruins of shrines tell us about early ...
farming techniques.
forms of government.
types of housing.
religious beliefs.
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The main job of early government was to maintain…
food production
livestock
order
18
Hunters and gatherers...
built huge civilizations
followed animal migrations & new plant life
farmed the land
lived in permanent settlements
19
Sheep and cows were among the first domesticated animals
True
False
20
What effect did the ice ages have on early humans?
Early humans were forced to hunt.
Early humans were forced to fish.
Early humans were forced to move to new environments.
Early humans were forced to control fires.
21
were hunters and gatherers
Hunters
Torpid
Nomads
all of the above
22
Surpluses provided ancient people with _____what they needed to survive.
less than
exactly
one-half of
more than
23
What did hunters and gatherers survive on?
planted crops
poisonous insects
domesticated animals
wild plants
24
What did they use their domesticated animals for?
Food
Milk
Pets that attack invaders
Skin
25
Pottery-making is a type of
domestication
surplus
social class
specialization
26
One group that did not produce a product for villages were the
Holy people
Weavers
Potters
Artisans
27
True of false? This tool was used by early man.
false
true
28
The agricultural revolution led to
population growth
better health
slower population growth
frequent moving
29
What probably developed due to the need to cooperate in hunting and gathering?
art
music
language
farming
30
Hunters and gatherers...
are still found in some places.
All of the above.
moved around frequently.
small groups to avoid exhausting resources
31
How were complex villages different from simple villages?
they had social classes
they had specilized workers
all of the above
there were public buildings
32
Why did new lands open up to early humans?
the shifting of Earth's plates
volcanic eruptions
the growth of the oceans
the retreat of the glaciers
33
How did non-farmers in villages obtain food?
by growing small gardens
by purchasing it
by hunting and gathering
by trading for it
34
What were the disadvantages of living in a village?
Disease, fire and floods
They smelled bad
Easier for enemy to spot
Lack of food
35
What does cave art reflect about people's views of animals?
They were unimportant.
They were central to life (important).
They were scarce.
They were better than humans.
36
The first animal to be farmed was the...
goat
cow
pig
horse
37
What is an example of domestication?
forming village communities
raising sheep and goats
painting cave walls
building canals
38
Some early advances in farming included
crop rotation and fertilization
slash-and-burn and pesticides
irrigation and terracing
pottery and tool making
39
The shift from food gathering to food production was called the
hunter-gatherer revolt
ice age
Agricultural revolution
great migration
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surpluses led directly to
surplusization
specialization
organization
disorganization
