Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages

Which of the following is considered a major difference between the Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages?

• the development of agriculture

• the need for nomadic tribes

• the use of fire

• the creation of metal tools

The term prehistoric refers to

• the time when stone tools was the most common form of technology.

• the time when people believed in many gods and goddesses.

• the time before writing was invented.

• the time when people developed agriculture.

What does this image show?

• Early people hunted and gathered for food

• Early people learned to use fire

• Early people eventually learned to domesticate animals and developed agriculture

• Early people use cave paintings to communicate.

What turning point in history would have caused the development of a settlement similar to the one pictured above?

• The discovery of fire

• The Neolithic Revolution

• the use of stone tools

• The Ice Age

The discovery of fire allowed people to

• cook food

• move to colder climates

• protect themselves

• All of the above

Which of the following pieces of evidence would prove that the people of Catal Huyuk were religious?

• They used fire to cook

• They began to grow their own food.

• They told stories on cave walls.

• They made one out of every 3 buildings a temple

What does the term self-sufficient mean?

• to provide for your needs on your own

• to want to be by yourself

• to use the environment to survive

• To trade with others

What are the 4 things needed for a society or settlement to be considered a civilization?

• specialization, learning, religion and government

• agriculture, trade, government, and writing

• nomadic lifestyle, high populations, learning and religion

Once a surplus is created early people of the Neolithic Revolution could ________________.

• farm

• use fire

• pray

• create different jobs or surplus

The description: hunted and gathered, were nomadic, used simple stone tools- could be used to describe...

• The Neolithic Revolution

• The New Stone Age

• The Paleolithic Age

• The Bronze Age