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World History Chapter 1 Review
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Sumerian scribes invented a system of writing using wedge-shaped symbols on clay tablets.
hieroglyphics
baby talk
Cuneiform
Swahili
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Group whose food supply depends on hunting animals and collecting plant foods
Homo Sapiens
Hunter-Gatherer
Lunz
Scribe
3
The study of the origins and development of humans and human society
technology
polytheism
archaeology
anthropology
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The era in prehistory that dates from at least 2.5 million B.C. to about 8,000 BC- Old Stone Age
Neolithic Period
New Stone Age
Migration Period
Paleolithic Period
5
Taming of animals
domestication
Calligraphy
mean
technology
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Some scholars think that Old Stone Age people created cave paintings
as part of spiritual rituals for the hunt
to decorate the cave where they lived
as a symbol of wealth
to communicate with one another
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Scribes were valuable to rulers because of the scribe's skill in
reading and writing
architecture
metalworking
public works
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Anthropologist who went to Ethiopia to dig for early hominid artifacts. He found "Lucy"
Donald Johanson
Howard Carter
Homo Habilis
Mary Leakey
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A skilled worker. Can make things by hand
artisan
Lunz
hominid
homo sapien
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A belief in many gods.
Polytheistic
Multitheistic
Monotheistic
Animism
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The populations of early villages were able to grow mostly due to
the rise of civilizations
a surplus of food
the availability of jobs other than farming
large amounts of available land
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Humans and other creatures that walk upright, meaning they can walk on two legs.
hominid
nomad
artisan
hunter-gatherer
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The term for a unique way of life of a group of people.
style
ethnicity
culture
background
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Which of the following is an example of an artifact?
fossils
rock layers
bones
pottery
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The belief that spirits and forces exist within animals, objects, or dreams.
Polytheism
Buddhism
Animism
Monotheism
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The New Stone Age began when early people learned to
use tools
make weapons out of stone
farm and domesticate animals
use fire for cooking
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Objects made by people or hominids.
Artifacts
Anthropologies
Nomads
Trump
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The skills and tools people use to meet their basic needs.
prehistory
australopithecines
technology
tools
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The first civilizations developed around
rivers
highlands
plains
forests
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a major result of migration, trade, and warfare was
the rise of cities
a transition from nomadic to settled life
cultural diffusion
the destruction of civilizations
21
The skeleton Donald Johanson discovered and named "Lucy" belonged to the hominid group
australopithecines
Homo habilis
Neaderthals
Homo erectus
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The chipped stones that Mary & Louis Leakey found in Olduvai Gorge revealed that early hominids
learned how to cook
learned how to use technology
learned how to hunt
learned how to domesticate animals
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The development of skills in a specific kind of work.
job specialization
social-class structure
religious teachings
drought and famine
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Which hominid group do anthropologists think was the first to use fire?
Homo habilis
australopithecines
Homo erectus
Homo sapiens
25
A political territory consisting of a city and its surrounding land is called a
empire
dynasty
artifacts
city-state
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People who wander from place to place in search of food are called
artisans
clergy
travelers
nomads
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The only hominids still on Earth today are
australopithecines
Homo sapians
Homo Erectus
Neanderthals
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The revolutionary period, known as the New Stone Age began in 8,000 B.C.
21st Century
Paleolithic Period
Neolithic Period
Renaissance
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What are an archaeologist's primary resources in learning about prehistoric peoples?
fossilized remains
dinosaur bones
artifacts
beliefs, values, and activities