History Chapter 3 Review

MARK ALL THAT APPLY. An example of specialization is

• a weaver (spinner) of cloth

• a pediatric (children's) nurse

• one person doing many jobs

• cows and chickens

MARK ALL THAT APPLY. A benefit of living in larger communities was

• people stealing from each other.

• cooperation.

• more people to do the work.

• more people to feed.

MARK ALL THAT APPLY. The training and raising of animals for food or work is

• livestock

• domestication

• farming

• archaeology

MARK ALL THAT APPLY. An example of an artifact could be

• pottery

• bones

• jewelry

• cave art

A person who examines artifacts and fossils is

• a historian

• a geographer

• an archaeologist

• all of these

If you use something to get a task or job done more easily, that thing is

• a resource

• an environment

• specialization

• agriculture

Living in larger communities meant that

• people could live more efficiently.

• there were more people to hunt and gather.

• it was hard to get anything done.

• none of these

The most important effect of learning to farm and raise animals was

• having control over the food supply

• living in larger communities

• hunting and gathering

• having pets

MARK ALL THAT APPLY. The Stone Age

• includes the Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages.

• is a time when people made and stone tools.

• is a time when people only hunted and gathered their food.

• is a time when people's lives changed.