Unit 1 Rise of Civilizations REVIEW

a civilizations practical application of knowledge -including development of new systems and procedures

What are characteritics of genus Austalopithecus include:

WHERE has the most evidence about the existence of early human been discovered?

Humans produced ____________ as the first form of art.

_______ and _______ mostly caused agricultural civilizations to interect with each other.

The movement of ____________ was a factor that influenced the migration of early humans.

The main fuction of a central government in early civilizations was to...

The first human societies formed around......

What were the most important factors in determining the design if buldings in early agricultural civiizations?

How did fire change hunting methods?

Early technological abilities of early hominins play a more important role in Asia and Europe than in Africa because

What is the difference between early humans who lived in fertile areas and those that lived in more arid areas?

The primary reasons archeaologist study object and fossils from the past was to.....

Which factor contributed most to the development of the first cities?

What led to the first interactions between ancient civilizations?

In a social heirachy who would have more wealth than farmers?

The devlopement of spoken language allowed early humans to cordinate weddings better.

What led to the end of the Neolithic Era?

The first forms of art were most likely ___________ in nature.

An archaeologist looking at POTTERY and SCULPTURES would be interested in the ________ of the ancient civilization.

Why were PRE-Neolithic people primarily nomadic?

The sharing and spreading of religion , art, and ideas between civilizations is defined as....

The END of the ICE AGE led to the first human migration into Europe.

At the end of the 1900's archaeology became more focued on seeking information rather than riches

What development was made possible by early humans once they mastered fire?

____________ was the most common feature of ealy civilizations that developed in Africa and Eurasia.

Early humans migrated from _______ to ___________ 15,000 tears ago at the beginning of the last ice age.

Why did early hunter-gathers move from place to place?

Plants that were ___________ to the regions influenced peoples decision about the types of crops they raised.

____________ helped start the Neolithic Revolution.

Which factor contributed the most to the devlopment of political leadership positions in early civilizations.

Asking for how to ____________________ would be the best advice hunter-gathers coud recieve to help sustain settlement.

______________________________________________ led to the development of trade relations between ancient civilizations.

Why were early civilization located in larger river valleys?

Basic characteristic of a civlization include:

The domestication of goats and sheep impoved liftestyles by providing them with __________ during the Neolithic Era.

One of the main reasons for the short life span of PRE-Neolithic nomadic hunter-gatherers was

___________ obstacles limited the spread of settlements in early civilizations.

____________________ was a problem that led to the the ability to store crops for the future.

How was fire used to aid argiculture during the Neolithic Era?

_______ devloped almost immediately after the rise of civilizations.

Why did hunter begin to cooperate in social groups?

_______________ was the most important factor in uniting large civilizations.

1. Uncertain food supplies, 2. short life spans, 3. small families, 4. diffuclty moving large tribes caused...

How did the first human inhabitats of Europe stay warm during the winter?

The devlopment of ____________ was helped the growth of human population during the Neolithic Era.

Food was one of the first innovations that led to formation of human civilizations.