Agricultural Revolution- Lesson 9 Assessment

A ___________ can be a change in the way things were done in the past, or an improvement in the way people conduct business and their lives.

• revolution

• domestication

• producer

________ move from place to place in search of food.

• nomads

• conductors

• stationary people

Raising crops for food:

• agriculture

• domestication

• nomadic

Taming of animals such as sheep, cattle, goats, or pigs:

• domestication

• agriculture

• procuring

Early humans gave up hunting and decided to only get their food from growing crops.

• False

• True

A city-based society:

• nomad

• agriculture

• civilization

________________ were built to redirect water to the fields, to be able to control the flooding of the river, and to have water to sustain the crops,

• Irrigation canals

• Sewers

• Agriculture

_________________ became important, because this allowed for some people to make tools, some to take care of the animals, and some to farm the crops.

• Job Specialization

• Agriculture

• Nomads

• Civilization

Which of the following was an advantage of agriculture for humans?

• could grow their own food

• still had to go out and hunt daily

• trained the animals to hunt for them