Paleolithic Times
How did Paleolithic people obtain food?
(two words)
Hunting/Gathering
This word means "to train a wild animal to be useful to humans"
Domesticate
Neolithic houses were made of what?
Mud bricks, stones and branches
This word means "something that can be used to fulfill a need" (it's what people trade)
Resource
What is the tallest building in Seattle?
Columbia Tower
Where did Paleolithic people live?
Caves OR Rough, Tent-like structures
What did Neolithic farmers collect and plant to grow crops?
Seeds
Neolithic houses were what shape?
Round or Rectangular
Trade
What sports team in Seattle has the most championships?
Seattle Storm
How large were Paleolithic communities?
20-60 people
This word means "the business of farming; growing crops and raising animals," one of the most important inventions of all time
Agriculture
Why did Neolithic houses have openings high above the ground?
Protection against animals and harsh weather
How did Neolithic people conduct trade?
Traveling hundreds of miles, by foot, mule or by sailing on ships
What college did Mr. Stupey go to?
Western Washington University
Northwest University
This word means "one who moves from place to place with no permanent home"
Nomad
This is where Neolithic people cooked and stored their food
Pits in their homes
Neolithic people started living in larger and larger _________, allowing them to specialize in different jobs
Communities
How many types of plants did farmers in Catal Hoyuk learn to grow?
14!
What is the tallest mountain in Washington?
Mount Rainier
This is the arc shaped region in Southwest Asia where farming first occurred
the Fertile Crescent
Name at least 2 of the types of animals Neolithic farmers domesticated
Sheep, Goats, Cattle, Mules
Larger communities were able to defend themselves more easily, like the ancient walled city of _______
Jericho
Name 3 different jobs people had in the town of Catal Hoyuk
Farmers, Weavers, Basket makers, Toolmakers and Traders
Name the 5 professional sports teams in Seattle
Seahawks, Mariners, Kraken, Storm, Sounders