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WorksheetsWH Unit 1 - Early Civilizations Review 1
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 10mins
The invention of tools...
Required humans to be close to the animals they hunted.
Increased humans' chances of survival.
Decreased humans' chances of survival.
Allowed more animals to graze in the same fields.
The lifestyle of hunters and gatherers made it impossible for humans...
To live in groups.
To live in cold climates.
To establish permanent settlements.
To develop language and art.
What is being highlighted in this picture?
Inuit hunting trip into the North America
Effects of Global Warming
Ancient migration across Beringia
Communist Russia invasion of North America
Land bridge that connected Asia to North America during the last Ice Age, about 15,000 years ago.
Beringia
Atlantis
Manassas Junction
The Polar Caps
The largest affect of agriculture in the Neolithic Age was that it allowed...
People to hunt more animals.
To establish permanent settlements.
To travel into new lands.
People to paint their caves.
Why did people need to learn new skills such as building shelters as they migrated out of Africa to other parts of the world?
They had incentive to establish trading routes for the cloth.
They were moving into colder climates.
They didn't, because they were actually moving into milder climates.
They conflicted with other people for living space.
The Neolithic Revolution can be best described as...
Conflict between peoples of Asia and Africa.
The shift from hunting and gathering to agriculture.
The shift from agriculture to hunting and gathering.
The beginning of the practice of religion in early civilizations.
According to the graphic, the first civilization developed near...
Coastlines
Rivers
Mountains
Deserts
Between the Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages, humans' relationships with plants and animals changed mainly because of...
Climate changes and human innovations.
Migration patterns.
Religious beliefs and fire control.
Barbarian invasions.
BCE represents the same era of time as
BC
AD
CE
