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What happened during the agricultural revolution?
Humans stropped hunting and gathering and began farming.
How did early humans find food.
Hunting and gathering
Why was a food surplus important to a civilization?
It allowed them to have a larger population in one place.
Define prehistory
The time before writing was invented
B
Creating a food surplus allowed what to happen?
A larger population
What type of tools and weapons did early humans use?
clubs, axes made of stone, spears, fish hooks
Why was government important to a civilization?
It allowed them to organize their cities and military.
Describe the life of a nomad.
Groups who moved from place to place to find food.
What is another way to write BC without religious reference.
BCE
With a larger population not everyone has to be a farmer. This is called...
Job/Labor Specialization
Give 2 reasons why fire was an important achievement for early humans
-Cooking food-protection-light-warmth
Why was a written language important to a civilization?
It allowed them to keep records and create laws.
Why was domestication important to early humans?
Animals worked in the fields which allowed them to produce more food.
How many years are in a decade? Give an example.
10 years
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Why was job specialization able to happen during the agricultural revolution? Give 1 example.
The population grew and not everyone had to be a farmer: making tools and weapons, fishing, making clothes, etc...
Why did early humans not create permanent shelters?
They were constantly moving to find more food sources.
List the 6 GRAPES.
Goegraphy
Religion
Achievements
Politics
Economics
Society/Social Structure
Describe a barter economy.
People trade goods and services.
How many years are in a century? Give an example.
100 years
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Describe the chain of events that led to the creation of permanent settlements.
agriculture-food surplus-larger population-job specialization-barter economy-permanent settlements
When early humans finally began to create permanent villages where did they settle?
Near rivers, river valleys
Why do we learn about GRAPES?
A. To identify common characteristics in civilizations.
B. To learn about healthy foods
C. To prove that prehistoric people existed
A. To identify common characteristics in civilizations.
Define geography and give 2 examples.
The study of Earth's surface.
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