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What are the natural advantages that lead to the growth of a settlement?

What evolutionary changes have homo sapiens undergone?

G6 Settlements

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1
What evolutionary changes have homo sapiens undergone?
Development of larger brains
Ability to walk upright
Use of tools and fire
All of the above
2
What are the natural advantages that lead to the growth of a settlement?
Access to water sources
Strategic location for trade routes
Rich soil for agriculture
All of the above
3
What is a revolution?
A sudden and significant change in society or culture
A complete rotation of the Earth around the Sun
None of the above
A popular uprising against a government
4
Have the changes to our modern settlements been good or bad?
Neither a nor b
Good, because they offer better living conditions and opportunities
Both a and b
Bad, because they harm the environment and create social inequalities
5
Do the technical innovations and advances of the Agricultural Revolution count as a revolution?
No, because they were gradual changes over time
Both a and b
None of the above
Yes, because they changed human society fr hunter-gatherer to agricultural
6
Why does the distinction between a "theory" and an "academic theory" matter?
Academic theories are based on evidence and undergo lots of testing
None of the above
Both a and b
Theories help us understand and explain phenomena in the world
7
How do settlements change with time?
They shrink in size as people migrate away
They grow larger and develop new technologies
They remain the same throughout history
None of the above
8
How do natural and man-made factors impact settlements?
Both a and b
Man-made factors like tech and infrastructure shape settlements
None of the above
Natural factors like climate and geography tell where settlements are