WH Unit 1 - Early Civilizations Review 2

What event defined the Neolithic Revolution?

• The invention of agriculture

• The invention of metal tools

• The invention of stone tools

• The invention of writing

An organized society within a specific area is a(n)...

• Civilization

• Bronze Age

• Polytheistic

• Nomad

What did surplus and specialization led to the development of?

• trade

• Agriculture

• Hammurabi's Code

• warfare

To tame a wild animal to keep as a pet or farm animal...

• domesticate

• agriculture

• fletch

• plow

As humans moved from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic Age, their relationship with plants and animals changed due to...

• Barbarian invasions.

• Religious beliefs and fire control.

• Migration patterns.

• Climatic changes and human innovations.

A megalith is best described as...

• A ruler of ancient civilizations.

• Huge stones that were used by ancient peoples as monuments.

• A temple that was built from wood.

• A large mammal that lived in the Asian tundra that was hunted by early humans.

The first civilizations developed near...

• Deserts

• Mountains

• River valleys

• Swamps

People learned to make clothes and build shelters when migrating out of Africa because...

• There was a need to establish trading networks for the cloth.

• They didn't, because migrants moved to warmer climates and actually needed less protection.

• There was conflict with other people over living space.

• There was a need to protect people from the colder regions.

Agriculture help people create civilizations by...

• Allowing people to begin building permanent settlements.

• Allowing people to travel.

• Allowing people to paint caves.

• Allowing people to hunt for animals.

1.  What did the Neolithic Revolution bring about?

• a.  Storms
• a.  Drought
• a.  Agriculture
• War