Neolithic Period

How did the Neolithic Revolution change how humans lived?

• No more hunting animals.

• They started to worship many gods.

• They began to farm and raise animals.

• People began to migrate to North America.

Even after humans learned to grow crops, they still hunted animals.

• True

• False

Growing crops and producing a surplus led to smaller populations.

• True

• False

Producing a surplus of food led to the development of pottery and weaving skills.

• True

• False

The Neolithic Revolution led to settled communities.

• True

• False

Animals such as deer, beavers, and pigs were some of the first animals domesticated by early humans.

• True

• False

The Neolithic period was the longest period of human history.

• True

• False

There was an increase in the food supply during the Neolithic Revolution because humans developed new and better weapons.

• True

• False

Innovations such as the plow, pottery, and weaving skills were all responsible for helping to build settled communities.

• True

• False

Paleolithic humans domesticated animals.

• True

• False