Early Man Test Review

objects made and left behind by people

•  nomad

• artifact

• consequences

• band

a person who moves from place to place, no set home

• nomad

• artifact

• consequences

• band

All human ancestors can be traced to __________________________.

• Africa

• South America

• Europe

• North America

Paleolithic man was tired of the scarcity (lack) of food.  What provided early

                man with a reliable food source? Hint: this revolution started the Neolithic Age.

• agriculture

• hunting

• fishing

• Walmart

Paul’s Ice Age tribe followed the Bering Land Bridge to migrate

              from Asia to eventually to what is today ____________________.

• North America

• South Africa

• Europe

• Antarctic

_____________________- to tame wild plants and animals for food.

                         

• role

• domesticate 

• society

• Paleolithic

Archaeologists believe that this migration route was most likely followed by ________.

• warriors from ancient China and Japan seeking conquests.

• hunter-gatherers following animals and seeking food sources

• explorers from ancient civilizations establishing new trade routes.

• pilgrims from the Old World seeking religious freedom.

Humans’ main source of food during the early Paleolithic Era was

• from farming and growing crops.

• from raising livestock and cattle.

• from the sea.

• from hunting and gathering.

What is another term for the Old Stone Age?

• Neolithic Age

• New Stone Age

• Rock Age

• Paleolithic Age

How did the start of farming change human societies?  (Shifted history from Paleolithic age to Neolithic age)

• It forced them to stay in one place and build villages and cities.
• It caused them to continue to hunt animals and gather plants. 
• It ended fighting between the tribes for land.
• It stopped them from building temples for their gods.