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Early Man Review
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Quick review of the things we talked about in the first section of early man
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1
How did the invention of spears help people living in the early Stone Ages?
They were able to become better farmers.
They were able to domesticate animals.
They were able to cut down trees.
They were able to hunt wild animals
2
Primary sources from the Stone Ages would mostly be made up of which of the following?
autobiographies
Letters
Diary entries
Artifacts
3
During the Paleolithic Era man obtained his food by:Paleolithic Era man obtained his food by:
Hunting and gathering
Farming
Buying and selling at a marketplace
Raising animals
4
The early Stone Ages (Palaeolithic Era) is characterized by:
The first attempts at raising crops.
The earliest use of stone by humans.
Mass migration from North America to Africa
Development of villages.
5
Which of the following sentences best describes why early humans were nomadic?
They moved around to stay away from their enemies.
They followed the movement of the animals they hunted.
They didn’t have the wealth necessary to build a city.
It was too dangerous to stay in one place too long.
6
Which is a primary source?
A book about the people of ancient China
A journal entry from a young bride traveling west
An article in a current encyclopedia
Documentary about ancient Egypt
7
Using the map above, on which continent did humans first appear?
Asia
North America
Africa
Europe
8
Which of the following was
not
one of the first tools used in the Paleolithic Era
Plow
Stone Hand Axe
Flint Knife
Chopper
9
All of the following are examples of an artifact (primary source),
except
:
An ancient writing carved in stone.
An article describing the hand axe
A hand ax and plow.
A fragment of a peasant’s shirt.
10
The cave painting on the right, from Lascaux, France, is an example of:
A Secondary Source
Primary Source
A fossil
Modern art