Early Man 2018

The earliest tools developed by hunter-gatherers were made of what material?

• bronze

• iron

• steel

• stone

Archaeologist discovered cave painting. These paintings are evidence of what idea?

• These communities had not learned how to use simple tools

• This community lacked social structure.

• These communities were unable to adapt.

• These communities had developed some form of communication

The discovery of fire allowed early humans to

• continue activities at night.

• improve nutrition by adding cooked meat to their diet.

• increase social interactions as they shared food.

• All of the above.

Hunter-gatherers

• followed a nomadic lifestyle

• built permanent homes

• used metal tools

• had a written language.

What can cave paintings tell historians about early humans?

• They were vegetarian.

• They had no religion

• They did not understand art

• They used art to express ideas.

What is one way simple tools impacted the lives of early hunter-gatherers?

• It allowed them to hunt larger animals.

• It allowed them to create systems of government.

• It allowed them to navigate the ocean.

• It allowed them to build money economies.

How did the development of a food surplus impact the lives of early humans?

• It created political tensions with communities.

• It allowed for workers to specialize in other professions.

• It inspired tribes to attack and raid settlements.

• It prevented farmers from gaining wealth.

What was one factor that led to the population increase during the Agricultural Revolution?

• the rise of religion

• the creation of government

• the food surplus

• the rise of trade

In what way did the hunter-gatherer societies differ from agricultural civilizations?

• Agricultural civilizations had surplus food.

• Agricultural societies didn't have a strict social structure

• People in hunter-gatherer societies had longer life spans

• Hunter-gatherer societies did not use man-made tools

How did the domestication of plants and animals impact human society?

• Humans stopped hunting and had no need for weapons

• Religion rituals stopped.

• Food surpluses led to larger and more complex civilizations

• Territorial fighting stopped, no longer completed for food.