World History Change/Continuity: Paleolithic to Classical Age

What was a major CHANGE to occur during the Bronze Age?

• Monotheism

• Agriculture

• Permanent Settlements

• Advanced Technology

What is a CONTINUITY between the Bronze Age and the Neolithic Age?

• reliance on agricultural production

• advanced cities

• simple tools

• equal gender roles

What does cave art and cuneiform have in common?

• They were used to communicate

• They were used for religion

• Both

What was a CONTINUITY between the Paleolithic Age and Neolithic Age

• The environment was necessary for their success

• They used axes and plows

• They lived in permanent settlements

• They were constantly migrating

What was a major CHANGE during the Classical Age?

• The creation of bureaucracy

• The creation of monotheistic religions

• The creation of food surplus

• The creation of empires

What does fire, irrigation, bronze weapons, and the Royal Road all have in common?

• They demonstrate the ability of humans to use their environment to improve the quality of their lives.

• They show how warfare was the driving force behind the advancement of technology.

• They reflect how specialized workers were necessary for the development of Paleolithic to Classical societies.

What is a CONTINUITY between Sumerian glyphs and Cuneiform?

• Both were used only by scribes

• Both were used for city organization

• Both were developed as methods of communication

• Both were diffused into other cultures

Why was the Classical Age different from the previous time periods?

• They had higher levels of organization and cultural contributions

• They developed advanced technology for agriculture

• They had social classes based on skill

• They were engaged in trade for the first time

What was a major CHANGE associated with the Neolithic Age?

• Cities

• Bureaucracy

• Permanent Settlements

• Monotheism

Which of the following is a CONTINUITY across the Paleolithic, Neolithic, Bronze/Iron, and Classical Ages?

• Reliance on technology

• Agriculture

• Trade-based economies

• Holy Books