Civilizations
Agriculture
Human Life
Technology
Miscellaneous
100

What type of government did the first civilizations have?

Monarchy

100

The process of taming animals for human use is known as…

Domestication

100

Who were skilled workers who made metal products, cloth, or pottery?

Artisans

100

Before the Neolithic age, people used tools and weapons made of…

Stone

100

What is a monarchy?

Government ruled by a king or queen

200

Where did the first civilizations arise?

River valleys

200

What is the term for humanity’s transition from hunting and gathering to farming?

Agricultural Revolution

200

What were the buildings called where religious worship took place?

Shrines

200

Metal tools and weapons were invented when workers heated up rocks and found melted ___ inside

Copper

200

Why were river valleys the best places for early civilizations?

Good farming soil, access to water supply

300

Why were Neolithic people able to settle in one place instead of living as nomads?

They could live near their farms instead of having to follow herds for food.

300

In addition to using them as farming labor, Neolithic people used animals to do what?

Transport goods

300

What is the term meaning “the act of training for a particular job”?

Specialization

300

Why were bronze tools notable?

Bronze is stronger than copper

300

Why were people able to leave the fields and become artisans?

Food was abundant

400

The negative effect of community growth offered in the textbook is…

Deforestation

400

How long ago did groups of people begin to farm for food?

About 10,000 years ago

400

What were the responsibilities of men and women in Neolithic villages

Men - growing food, protecting the village, leading the community; women - bearing children, staying in the village, weaving cloth

400

What two metals are mixed together to create bronze?

Copper and tin

400

What is the specific term for growing food on a regular basis?

Systematic Agriculture

500

The four great river valley civilizations named in the textbook are…

Mesopotamia, China, Egypt, India

500

“By 4000 B.C., farming was an established ____ activity in Europe.”

Economic

500

How did people in Çatalhöyük enter their homes?

Through doors in their roofs

500

What were two new farming tools created during the Neolithic Age?

Possible answers: Hoes (digging soil), Sickles (cutting grain), Millstones (grinding flour)

500

Why was the population able to grow at a faster rate with the introduction of agriculture?

There was a constant food supply

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