WH Unit 1 - Early Civilizations Review 1

The invention of tools...

• Required humans to be close to the animals they hunted.

• Increased humans' chances of survival.

• Decreased humans' chances of survival.

• Allowed more animals to graze in the same fields.

The lifestyle of hunters and gatherers made it impossible for humans...

• To live in groups.

• To live in cold climates.

• To establish permanent settlements.

• To develop language and art.

What is being highlighted in this picture?

• Inuit hunting trip into the North America

• Effects of Global Warming

• Ancient migration across Beringia

• Communist Russia invasion of North America

Land bridge that connected Asia to North America during the last Ice Age, about 15,000 years ago.

• Beringia

• Atlantis

• Manassas Junction

• The Polar Caps

The largest affect of agriculture in the Neolithic Age was that it allowed...

• People to hunt more animals.

• To establish permanent settlements.

• To travel into new lands.

• People to paint their caves.

Why did people need to learn new skills such as building shelters as they migrated out of Africa to other parts of the world?

• They had incentive to establish trading routes for the cloth.

• They were moving into colder climates.

• They didn't, because they were actually moving into milder climates.

• They conflicted with other people for living space.

The Neolithic Revolution can be best described as...

• Conflict between peoples of Asia and Africa.

• The shift from hunting and gathering to agriculture.

• The shift from agriculture to hunting and gathering.

• The beginning of the practice of religion in early civilizations.

According to the graphic, the first civilization developed near...

• Coastlines

• Rivers

• Mountains

• Deserts

What era is the Old Stone age known as?

• Hunting Era
• Paleolithic Era
• Gathering Era
• Ice era

Hunter-gatherers moved from place to place,  this makes them what kind of person?

• Traveler
• Nomad
• Wanderer
• Gypsy