Agricultural Revolution

becoming very skilled in one particular task

• surplus
• civilization
• specialization
• evolution

farming; the act of planting crops and raising animals for food

• agriculture
• surplus
• culture
• domestication

having more than what you need

• settlement
• specialization
• domestication
• surplus

a slow change over time

• evolution
• culture
• surplus
• civilization

a way of living

• specialization
• culture
• domestication
• settlement

Paleolithic people first used tools made of

• bronze

• copper

• sticks, stones and tree branches

• flint

What major change took place during the Neolithic Age?

• People built sturdier shelters.

• People began farming in a systematic way

• People began to use spoken language to communicate.

• People learned to use fire to survive in cold environments.

Why did farming lead to permanent villages? 

• people grew too much food to travel 
• people needed to build storage for crops
• people needed to stay and tend their crops
• people had to make pottery to hold fo

complete change in ways of thinking, working, or living

• revolution
• culture
• technology
• domesticate

The Neolithic Revolution refers to the time when early humans-

• mastered fire.
• developed agriculture and settled down.
• migrated from Africa.
• organized governments