Paleolithic/Neolithic Review II

What was the change of life from hunting and gathering to farming?

• Paleolithic Revolution
• Change in Civilization
• Neolithic Revolution
• Surplus Evolution

How were civilizations able to sustain a growing population?

• Fortified military bases

• Strong rulers

• Growing a surplus of food

• Trading with other civilizations

Building dams, channels, canals, and ditches to bring water to crops is known as

• irrigation

• architecture

• fishing

• cuneiform

The Neolithic Revolution occurred when people discovered how to -

• grow food and domesticate animals

• trade with others in the same river valley

• fight wars using metal weapons

• make stone temples for religious ceremonies

What was the change of life from hunting and gathering to farming?

• Paleolithic Revolution
• Change in Civilization
• Neolithic Revolution
• Surplus Evolution

People being able to settle in one area and farm rather than roam for a food source is known as the....

• Great Migration

• Neolithic Revolution

• Complex Institutions

• Polytheism

Civlizations were not possible until people learned how to...

(a)  

• farm
• hunt
• use the wheel
• have government

Early humans learning how to (a)   wild animals such as pigs and goats, allowed them to settle in one location due to the fact that these animals provided a consistent food source.

• domesticate
• hunt
• eradicate
• sell

​ (a)   allowed humans to grow crops and live in one location. This also allowed humans to have a consistent form of food.

• Agriculture
• domestication
• illustration
• immigration

Paleolithic people moved from place to place in search of food. This is why they are called ______.

• farmers

• settlers

• nomads

• immigrants