Origins of the Agricultural Revolution (Ways of the World)

What does the term "Neolithic" refer to?

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What was the process of taming and changing nature for the benefit of humankind called?

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The term "intensification" means humans were able to get more _____________ out of a smaller area of ____.

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What is the term used by archeologists to describe the diet that included both small and large animals?

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At the end of the last ice age, a changing environment led some human communities to stop being nomadic and ______ ____.

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The end of the Ice Age pushed some human communities (a)   to their changing environment.

What is the term for the deliberate cultivation of particular plants as well as the taming and breeding of particular animals.

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Some scholars believe that a growing population and changing environment meant that Agriculture was a response to a:

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Agriculture wasn't all that it was cracked up to be. The remains of early agricultural people's show signs of poor:

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The combination of two process led to agriculture spreading.

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