How did the Neolithic Revolution change the developments of the Early Humans?

As cities, towns, or villages grew, new trades or skills were needed leading to a specialization of labor

Settled agriculture meant the first growth of towns, villages, and cities

Due to various goods grown, a trade economy developed in each city, town, or village

What were the benefits of Iron and Bronze over stone for creating tools?

Both metals reduced the amount of effort and force needed to complete a job over stone tools

Both metals were less expensive than stone

Both metals were stronger, lasting for very few years

Which does not describe hunter-gatherers?

Hunted animals and gathered plants

People who hunt animals and gather wild plants, seeds, fruits and nuts to survive

A flat representation of the curved surface of the earth.

An account by someone who witnessed the event

The New Stone Age; where people used complex tools and fire

Which of these events happened the earliest?

The building of the Pyramids in 2500 b.c.

Death of Julius Caesar in 44 b.c.

Put the following dates in chronological order (first to last): 1000 CE, 500 BCE, 1000 BCE, 1 CE

1000 BCE, 500 BCE, 1 CE, 1000 CE

1000 CE, 500 BCE, 1000 BCE, 1 CE

1 CE, 500 BCE, 1000 CE, 1000 BCE

1000 BCE, 1 CE, 500 BCE, 1000 CE

an imaginary line that runs east and west

Which of the following BEST describes an ice age?

A time when glaciers cover much of the land and sea.

A winter where there is a lot of ice and snow.

A year of very low temperatures when all water freeze.

A place where animals and plants cannot survive.

How did domestication affect community life?

People did not need to hunt for food anymore.

People searched for different foods.

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What is branch of science that studies human life and culture?

Biology

Archaeology

Anatomy

Anthropology

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

People moved in search of food. This is known as:

Domestication

Migration

Farming

Traveling

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Domesticate

Common Era; after year 1

Changing plants or animals to make them more useful to humans

An area of land that is different from its surroundings

A study of earths physical and cultural features

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does BCE stand for?

Before Common Era

Before Christians Evoloved

Before Christ Era

Before Civilization Era

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Prime Meridian

A line that runs east and west

to supply water to an area of land

a line that runs north south

A period of time that is identifiable by key objects

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is not a branch of study within Archaeology?

Languages

Emotional

Cultural

Physical

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Which of the following is not a method of relative chronology to determine the age of an artifact?

The artifact's place in a series of biological or technological changes in time

Its similarity with objects found with or near it

Its texture, whether it be fine or coarse

The layer of earth that it is found in, in comparison to the ground level

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The Rise of Civilizations

What is branch of science that studies human life and culture?

People moved in search of food. This is known as:

Domesticate

What does BCE stand for?

Prime Meridian

Which of the following is not a branch of study within Archaeology?

Which of the following is not a method of relative chronology to determine the age of an artifact?

What doe CE stand for?

A switch from nomadic hunting-gathering societies to settled agriculture at or near large bodies of water is known as - ?

Scientists believe the first humans may have come from -?

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