Hunter Gatherers

Because of farming, people were able to _________ their own food.

• chop
• eat
• produce
• store

Domestication means

• process of changing plants and animals
• hunting animals
• farming
• the first tools

Migrate means

• to stay in one place
• to hunt animals
• to farm
• to move from place to place

What was the earliest skill developed by hunter-gatherers?

• the ability to speak
  
• the ability to craft tools
• the ability to make cave paintings
• the ability to make and find food

Agriculture means

• farming
• searching for animal hides
• hunting
• gathering

What effect did farming have on the Stone Age? 

• Permanant settlements were built.
• It forced man to hunt and gather.
• Permanant settlements were not built.
• It forced early man to make tools.

What was a tool? 

• Sticks and stones were the only tools used. 
• Did they have tools back then?
• Any handheld object that was not modified to help accomplish a task.
• Any handheld object that was modified to help accomplish a task.

What was the land bridge?

• It was a strip of land connecting Africa and South America.
• It was a strip of land connecting Asia and North America. 
• It was a strip of land connecting Asia and South America. 
• It was a strip of land connecting Asia and Africa.

Using animals to help with farming _____________ people's chances of survival.

• increased
• decreased

What was the role of women in hunter gatherer societies?

• Women were the best hunters and gatherers. 
• Women exist back then? 
• Women gathered berries and plants; they took care of the home. 
• Most women did not work in the early Stone Age.