Early Humans & the Agricultural Revolution Review

An (a)   studies fossils and artifacts from ancient life to learn about the past

By the Bronze Age, complex societies called (a)   developed cities and formed governments

Farming villages like Jericho may have used (a)   to bring water to their crops of wheat and barley

As fewer people were needed to work on farms, (a)   allowed people to focus on tasks like making tools or cloth to become efficient and skilled at them.

Paleolithic people were (a)   who traveled in groups, moving from place to place to survive

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Archaeologists learn about prehistoric people by studying

• cave paintings

• artifacts such as pottery

• fossils and bones

• modern hunter-gatherers

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Important developments during the Paleolithic Age included

• control of fire

• invention of the plow

• development of spoken language

• formation of governments

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: How did humans adapt to life in the Ice Age

• migrated to warmer climates

• built better houses

• built permanent settlements

• added fat to their diet

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What forms of art were developed during the Bronze Age?

• cave paintings

• pottery

• written poetry

• large monuments

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Cave paintings from the Paleolithic Age show

• animals

• hunting

• farming

• handprints