Stone Ages

What material did Paleolithic and Neolithic people use to make tools and weapons?

• Iron

• Plastic

• Bronze

• Stone

What skill developed during the Paleolithic Age helped humans to communicate and work together?

• Learning to make fire.

• Hunting and gathering.

• Creating a spoken language.

• Ice skating.

What activity took up 95% of Paleolithic humans' time and energy?

• Finding food.

• Domesticating animals.

• Sewing clothes

• Taking care of sick people.

Why did Neolithic humans stop being nomadic?

• The Ice Age killed all of the Paleolithic humans.

• They began to plant crops and domesticate animals for food.

• Animals became too dangerous to hunt.

• They did not stop becoming nomadic.

How did trade develop during the Neolithic Age?

• People went to war over who had the best land.

• People began to create surpluses of food and other items.

• People were paid higher salaries.

• Nomadic people were healthier and could carry more items to be traded.

Why were Paleolithic humans nomadic?

• They were following their food sources.

• Other people were always taking their land.

• Different animals always attacked at different times.

• Their brains were not as developed as the Neolithic humans'.

The Agricultural Revolution began when people started ______________.

• to be hunter- gatherers.

• to become nomadic and settle.

• to grow crops and domesticate animals.

• to hunt larger animals.

How did Paleolithic humans get food?

• They planted crops and domesticated animals.

• They were hunter- gatherers.

• They stole from other animals.

• Paleolithic humans could not find food.

Why were humans able to specialize during the Neolithic Age?

• They were nomadic.

• They had food surpluses and could focus on other things.

• They were able to make fire.

• It was too dangerous to domesticate animals.

What was one change from the Paleolithic Age to the Neolithic Age?

• The brains of humans became fully developed

• Humans began to settle in one place.

• Humans began to use stone arrowheads to hunt.

• Humans formed language