Unit 1 Topic 2: The Agricultural Revolution

What made farming easier for people during the Agricultural Revolution?​ (a)  

• making tools
• building settlements
• studying plants
• roaming place to place

What is another name for the Neolithic Revolution?

• Agricultural Revolution
• Industrial Revolution
• Scientific Revolution
• Digital Revolution

The most important resource for human survival is:​ ​ (a)  

• trees
• mountains
• animals
• water
• friends

Examples of physical geography are:

Choose all that apply.

• forests

• rivers

• making roads

• planting crops

• oceans

Planting crops is an example of..​ ​ (a)  

• resource geography
• human geography
• physical geography
• settlement geography

Which of the following means weather conditions and patterns over an extended period of timee

• weather

• hot and humid

• climate

• meterology

Clouds, rain, snow, heat, cold, wind are examples of..

• climate

• weather

• resources

• agriculture

How did food surpluses affect people during the Agricultural Revolution? Choose three.

• People created storage systems for surplus food.

• People moved from place to place looking for food surpluses.

• People had more food security to to grow their communities.

• People needed to stay in one place to be near their storage.

• People would have to go hunting, gathering plants, and make temporary houses.

Match the following

• features that are naturally on the Earth

• physical geography

• studies humans through artifacts

• scarcity

• not enough of something needed

• Surplus

• more of something than people need

• archaeologist

Choose two examples of life for early nomadic people.

• gathering plants, nuts, and berries

• growing crops to settle in one place

• making simple tools

• living in temporary shelters

• trading surpluses of crops with other groups