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Unit 1: Early Man Test Review
What structure is this?
Which of the following would be considered a primary source?
Unit 1: Early Man Test Review
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Which of the following would be considered a primary source?
Wikipedia
A textbook
A biography
A diary
2
What structure is this?
Catalhoyuk
Lascaux Cave
Stonehenge
Jericho
3
Which location would be best to start growing crops?
In a forest
Next to a river
On the shore by the ocean
A high mountain
4
Which environmental factor has the biggest impact on early human?
altitude
climate
Landforms
water
5
Which of the following DOES NOT describe life in the Paleolithic?
Primitive stone tools
Settled farming
following the animals
Small populations
6
Time before writing is referred to as
Prehistory
History
The Paleolithic
The Neolithic
7
The process that archaeologists use to date old artifacts is called
Carbon dating
Hominid dating
Monolithic measurment
Homo Genus
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What was the Neolithic Revolution?
The beginning of civilization
the beginning of stone tools
the end of Hunting and Gathering
The beginning of farming
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Which Neolithic site is currently being excavated by archaeologists?
Stonehenge
Catalhoyuk
Jericho
Ur
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Why was the city of Jericho built in its location on the map?
The fertile soil of the Fertile Crescent made farming easy
It was far from the warriors of Catalhoyuk
It was close to Egypt so they could trade with them
Near the sea let the people to trade on the Mediterranean
11
An object made by human hands is called
a tool
writing
an artifact
art
12
How did humans reach North America?
Walked across the Bering Strait Land Bridge
They sailed across the Pacific Ocean
Got separated when the super continent, Pangia, broke up
Hitch-hiked with some aliens
13
Where do historians believe homo sapiens first evolved?
East Asia
North America
Southern Europe
East Africa
14
Cave art like this allows archaeologists to
speculate about their daily lives
interpret ancient writing
study farming techniques
study ancient hunting techniques
15
Where occurred last>
people creating fire
Writing
Drawing
hunting and gathering