6.03-04 Civilization and Agricultural Revolution Quiz

What does the term "Barter Economy" refer to?

• Using coins and bills for purchases

• Trading goods and services directly without money

• Saving food for the winter

• Growing crops in large fields

What is meant by "Food Surpluses"?

• Not having enough food to eat

• Growing just enough food for one family

• Having extra food beyond what is needed for survival

• Trading food for other goods

The "Domestication of Plants" allowed humans to:

• Hunt wild animals more effectively

• Move from place to place constantly

• Grow and cultivate crops for a steady food supply

• Build larger homes

What was a major result of the "Domestication of Animals"?

• People stopped eating meat

• Animals were used for food, labor, and companionship

• All animals became wild

• People traveled more often

The "Emergence of Settlements" was important because:

• People could continue to live as nomads

• Permanent homes and thriving communities developed

• Everyone became a farmer

• Trade stopped completely

"Labor Specialization" during the Agricultural Revolution led to:

• Everyone doing the same job

• People focusing on specific tasks and skills

• Less innovation and creativity

• Smaller communities

What shapes identity and values in every civilization?

• Government

• Technology

• Culture

• Inventions

What is essential for organizing and maintaining order in a civilization?

• Religion

• Government

• Technology

• Communication

Which of the following greatly improves communication and efficiency in civilizations?

• Culture

• Religion

• Inventions

• Values

What drives progress in civilizations by introducing new tools and methods?

• Culture

• Technology

• Government

• Religion