Chapter 3 Lesson 2 Review

What replaced hunting and gathering?

• farming

• shrines

• villages

• bronze

What allowed for a constant food supply?

• bronze

• villages

• shrines

• systemic agriculture

Where did people settle in the Neolithic age?

• bronze

• villages

• shrines

• Citites

What is another name for places of worship?

• shrines

• villages

• farms

• cities

When you mix copper and tin what does that form?

• bronze

• rubber

• steel

• gold

Because the conditions for farming were good, the first civilizations arose

• in the mountains

• near the sea

• in river valleys

• in the desert

What was the most imporatnt and long lansting effect that the Agriculutural Revolution had on peoples lives?

• people began eating wild grains

• population grew at a faster rate, the people settled in communities

• people completely stopped hunting and gathering

• new types of stone tools wer made

As food became more abundant, fewer people were needed in the fields, as a result, some people

• went back to hunting and gathering

• started domestication of animals

• became artisans, or skilled workers

• moved out of villages

The benefits of settled life were

• hunting and gathering, herding, and farming

• protection, farming, economic acitivity, and population growth

• trade routes, basekt weaving and gathering

• there were no benefits

What is another name for Neolithic Age?

• Old Stone Age

• Recent Stone Age

• New Stone Age

• The Stone Age