Which statement describes an effect of this advancement?

Greater food production allowed for the growth of cities

Religious beliefs increased the production of farmers

Agricultural inventors rose to the highest level of society

Astrological studies led to the creation of many inventions

According to the information above, why did the polytheistic religions of the Mesopotamians develop?

To allow people explanations for life events

To honor the diversity of societies

To encourage people to build temples

To demonstrate the power of the kingdom to enemies

For early human settlements, what was the main result of these modifications?

New sources of food and clothing

Increased dust storms and flooding

Based on the images above, what effect did tools have on the growth of Mesopotamian civilizations?

Tools were made from metal and became more efficient

Tools made obtaining food more difficult and led to a decrease in population

Tools did not advance and support growth of civilization

Tools were made from stone and did not change

Why were ziggurats important to the Sumerians?

They were built as temples to honor the gods and goddesses

They offered protection from invaders

They were built as tombs for the kings

The stored scrolls that documented Mesopotamian history

Which of the following statements best explains why early hunters and gatherers moved to many parts of Africa and eventually to other continents?

The people were searching for food and water.

The people were escaping from tribal wars.

The people were fleeing from wild animals.

The people were fleeing from a cruel leader.

Which of the following statements best describes a paleontologist?

Paleontologists study fossils to learn what the world was like long ago.

Paleontologists study artifacts to learn what life what like long ago.

Paleontologists study artifacts and fossils to study human culture and how it develops over time.

Paleontologists study religion to learn about past civilizations.

Early humans eventually formed hunter-gatherer societies. What conclusion can you draw from this fact?

Early humans learned that working together would provide them with protection and a better chance at overall survival.

Early humans stopped making advancements in spear making.

Early humans became skilled at hunting outside of groups.

Early humans had to rely on collecting plants for food.

What effect did the technology of creating better tools have on Paleolithic people?

They increased chances for survival.

They required humans to stand close to animals when hunting.

They decreased chances for survival.

They allowed more animal to graze the fields

How did the development of agriculture effect the lives of hunter-gatherer groups?

It allowed hunter-gatherer groups to stop moving from place to place and to set up permanent settlements.

It caused hunter-gatherer groups to die off.

It caused hunter-gatherer groups to become lazy.

It encouraged hunter-gatherer groups to continue hunting animals and gathering plants, nuts, and berries as their primary sources of food.

Why were bronze tools and weapons an important achievement during the late Neolithic Era?

Bronze tools and weapons were stronger, which made farming easier and provided and advantage over other nearby peoples.

Bronze tools and weapons were weaker than flint tools and weapons.

Bronze tools and weapons had no effect on people during the Neolithic Era.

Why was fertile soil important in the survival of early civilizations?

It could support the growing of crops.

It provided adequate land for building homes.

It attracted wild animals that could be hunted.

Trees grew in abundance and provided protection from the harsh climatic conditions.

Which of the following best describes a land bridge?

a strip of land connecting two continents

mammoth bones laid out over a body of water

a mountain range beside a body of water

a strip of coast along a rocky shore

What effect did the ice ages have on early humans?

Early humans were forced to move to new environments.

Early humans were forced to control large fires.

Early humans were forced to fish.

Early humans were forced to hunt.

Describe two ways people adapted in order to survive during the ice ages?

People had to build sturdier shelters and make warm clothing using animal furs.

People had to learn how to ice fish and grow new species of plants.

People had to create weapons to attack larger animals and locate dry roads on which to travel.

People did not have to adapt in order to survive during the ice ages.

Which statement describes the effects of the Agricultural Revolution?

The population grew at a faster rate.

There shift from food gathering to food producing.

People settled into communities.

Which event led to specialization during the Neolithic Age?

Specialization came about as a result of the abundant amount of food produced during the Neolithic Era.

Specialization came about as a result of the ice age.

Specialization came about due to the development of spoken language during the Paleolithic Era.

Specialization came about due to the development of fire during the Paleolithic Era.

Which of the following BEST describes the meaning of specialization?

The development of different kinds of jobs

Encouraging someone and making them feel good about themselves

Taming plants and animals for human use

Tools and methods used to help humans perform tasks

What role(s) did the government play in early civilizations?

They protected their people and food supplies.

They made laws to keep order within their communities.

Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons why early civilizations developed near river valleys?

The rivers were a good source of metals.

The rich soil made it easier to grow crops.

The rivers provided fish and water.

The rivers encouraged trade, which allowed the exchange of both goods and ideas.

How was Hammurabi’s Code displayed?

The laws were placed in public on stone tablets made from clay so that all people could see them.

Scholars are not sure, but many believe the laws were kept secret and not enforced.

The laws were carved into hundreds of different stones and placed along the road to the city.

Nobody knows because the original code was completely destroyed by invaders.

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Use the map above to identify two geographical features that mostly likely provided fertile land that gave rise to multiple city-states in the Mesopotamia region.

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The empire of Babylon started in about…

Because irrigation made Sumerian farmers more productive…

What invention was used in order to control flood waters and to bring water to the plants?

Mesopotamians believed in many gods. They were

Which statement describes an effect of this advancement?

According to the information above, why did the polytheistic religions of the Mesopotamians develop?

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