Early Man

What did the landbridge pictured here allow the hunter-gatherers to do?

• establish permanent settlements

• set up farms

• migrate across continents

• have protections from enemies

What did the discovery of fire allow early man to do?

• cook food, heat homes, protect families, hunt animals

• create primitive machines requiring fire power

• build more permanent structures

• develop a complex form of communication

How did hunter-gatherers adapt to their environment?

• They built permanent settlements

• They traded with other groups of hunter-gatherers

• They farmed the land

• They developed stone tools and learned to use fire.

Where do historians think early man originated?

• North America

• East Africa

• Asia

• Antarctica

During what time period did man learn to use fire, make simple tools, and draw cave art?

• The Old Stone Age

• Neolithic Age

• Middle Ages

• the Renaissance

What roles did men and women have in Hunter-gatherer societies?

• Men gathered and women hunted

• Both men and women hunted and gathered.

• Women gathered and men hunted.

• Men hunted and gathered while women watched children

Which best describes the Neolithic Revolution?

• the movement from hunting and gathering to permanent agricultural settlements

• the movement from permanent settlements to hunting and gathering

• the movement of hunters and gatherers to follow their food supply

• the movement of cavemen from one cave to another

What is another word for farming?

• Domestication
• Irrigation
• Agriculture
• Farming

How did domestication of plants and animals affect early man?

• They could have pets
• They could visit distant places
• They could hunt and gather
• They could stay in one place for a long time

Why did early humans migrate around the world?

• They wanted to travel
• They were tired of the same places
• There were not enough animals to hunt or food to gather
• There was not enough good schools