WorksheetsChapter 5- APHUG
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 11mins
Define Agriculture
The process where humans alter livestock to raise trade rates
The process where crops are genetically altered
The process where humans alter the landscape in order to raise crops and livestock for consumption and trade
The process of evolution in which humans produce technology for crop growth
Which are agricultural revolutions? (Select all that apply)
Neolithic Agricultural Revolution
Industrialization
Second Agricultural Revoution
Second Agricultural Revolution
Green Revolution
What was the first (neolithic) revolution the origin of?
Industrialization
Farming
Agribusiness
Breeding Practices
What advanced in the second agricultural revolution?
Innovations in mechanization
GMO's
Agribusiness
Agricultural Hearths
What did the third revolution include? (Select all that apply)
Green Revolution
Hunting and Gathering
Agribusiness
Small-scale innovation
Where were the first agricultural hearths?
Southwest Asia, East Asia, North Asia, Australia
Southwest Asia, East Asia, South Asia, Africa, Americas
Africa, Europe, Vietnam, Columbia, Peru, Canada
Northern Canada, South America, The Islands, India
What did the major hearths of agriculture lead to?
Desertfication
Less Jobs
Irrigation Pollution
The First Urban Center
Define Columbian Exchange (Select all that apply)
Diffusion paths where technology is transported
The global movement of plants and animals between Ero-Eurasia and the Americas
The exchanging of new innovative ideas to benefit agriculture
Where chemical fertilizers are brought to the US from columbia
Define terrace farming
The process of when farmers build a series of steps into the side of a hill
The process of creating ridges to allow rainfall to slop down to help sustain all plant life
The process of creating a flat surface along a wide spreaded area
The process of diverting water to different farming locations
The carrying capacity is increased by...
Desertification
Increased Animal population
Increased farmland
New technology
Define Slash-and burn agriculture
The process of burning agriculture that was grown from bad soil
A agriculture enterprise business which causes great plains
A large scale shifting cultivation system which harms the environment
When all vegetation in an area of a forest is cut down and burned in one place
Advances in food production technology led to...(Select all that apply)
Increased population
Longer Life Spans
Comercial Agriculuture
Increased Job Opportunities
Mass migration to urban areas
Define Seed Hybridization
The process of breeding together two plants that desirable characteristics
Creating the DNA of extinct crops
The process of creating new techniques for seed carriage
Another term used for chemical fertilizers
How did the green revolution impact gender roles?
Benefited both females and males
Males were quickly excluded from learning about new technology
Women were excluded from learning new methods, while men were usually highly educated and were granted decision making powers
The woman learned all of the older methods while the mean learned the newer methods
Why did the green revolution fail in Africa (Select all that apply)
Africa has a greater diversity of soils and climate compared to other places
Africa has many regions with harsh environment conditions
Africa is larger and lacks new technological advancements
Africa's staple crops are not always included in research seed hybridization programs
True or False: The 2nd agricultural revolution led to a increased number of displaced farm laborers
True
False
Define irrigation
The process of causing deforestation
The process of diverting water from its natural course or location to aid in the production of crops
The process of managing water to support animal thirst
The process of pumping GMO's in waterways for animal and plant domestication
