Neolithic Revolution

What major change occurred during the Neolithic Era?

• Humans began following animal herds

• Humans began systematically farming crops

• Humans relied on simple stone tools

• Humans lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers

Which of the following is a characteristic of the Neolithic Era?

• Nomadic lifestyle

• Reliance on simple stone tools

• Building permanent homes and specialized tools

• Following animal herds

What does 'Government & Religion' in early civilizations refer to?

• Systems of writing and tracking taxes

• Organized leadership and laws

• Hierarchy from rulers to laborers

• Wheel, metal plows, calendars, irrigation

What does 'Social Classes' in early civilizations represent?

• Organized leadership and laws

• Hierarchy from rulers to laborers

• Systems of writing and tracking taxes

• Wheel, metal plows, calendars, irrigation

Which characteristic of early civilizations includes weavers, potters, blacksmiths, and traders?

• Job Specialization

• Advanced Technology

• Permanent Cities

• Record Keeping

Which of the following is an example of advanced technology in early civilizations?

• Hierarchy from rulers to laborers

• Organized leadership and laws

• Wheel, metal plows, calendars, irrigation

• Systems of writing and tracking taxes

Which specialized trades emerged as a result of food surplus during the Agricultural Revolution?

• Potters and toolmakers.

• Farmers and hunters.

• Sailors and merchants.

• Artists and musicians.

What was one of the outcomes of the establishment of complex governments and laws during the Agricultural Revolution?

• Improved agricultural tools.

• Organized societies and governance.

• Decrease in population.

• Decline in trade.

What was one of the benefits of taming animals during domestication?

• Reliable meat, milk, hides, and physical labor

• Increased hunting opportunities

• Development of advanced weaponry

• Expansion of trade routes

What is the process of supplying water to crops through channels, canals, or ditches to foster agricultural growth called?

• Irrigation

• Commerce

• Cultivation

• Transportation