Stone Age and Early Cultures

The Agricultural Revolution changed the way people live because:

• It increased hunting and gathering

• It allowed people to use stone tools

• It lead to the development of civilization

As the population grew, people did NOT gradually develop new rules and beliefs.

• True

• False

What happens as a result of a growing food supply during the Agricultural Revolution?

• People started using stone tools

• Populations grow faster

• People migrate and cultures spread

Hunter-Gatherers used animals to carry items.

• True

• False

The domestication of animals and plants allowed people to live in one place because:

• People had to stay in one place to raise animals and farm

• People had to all work together to farm

• People needed to share their food with neighbors

Why could people do different jobs in early civilizations?

• Not all people were needed to farm, so they could have other jobs

• People were given specific jobs by community leaders

• People chose the job they wanted based on their interests

What impact did farming have on people during the Stone Age

• They could become nomads and travel more

• People could permanently live in one place

• They could create cave paintings

Why did so many different communities develop in North America

• Each society had different founding religious belies that shaped their society

• Most societies were not that different from each other

• The geography in North America varies a lot and allows each society to adapt to different surroundings

Which of the following is not a characteristic of civilization

• Job Specialization

• Government

• Increased equality among the people

The domestication of animals changed society because

• Animals could work more efficiently and quickly than humans

• Animals could work for longer periods than humans

• All of the above