Geographic Skills
Agricultural Revolution
Vocabulary
Daily Life Changes
Extra Information
100

Map tool that divides the map into sections. 

map grid
100

What did we call the time before the agricultural revolution when the earth was covered in ice?

the ice age

100

What does it mean for a plant or animal to be domesticated?

to tame in order to keep or grow, as with wild animals or a wild plant.

100

Why did people barter?

to get the products they did not specialize in

100

Lines of latitude run which direction. 

East and West

200

Four cardinal directions

north, south, east, west

200

What is the agricultural revolution?

The transition from hunting and gathering to farming.

200

What is bartering?

to trade goods and services without using money

200

What led to barter society?

the development of specialization

200

Lines of longitude run which direction.

North and South

300

Intermediate directions

northeast, northwest, southeast, southwest

300

Why were hunter gatherers able to stop migrating from place to place?

the earth grew warmer, they could grow crops and learned to farm. 

300

What does specialize mean?

to become an expert in a particular subject, skill or trade, to produce a limited variety of goods and services.

300

Before the agricultural revolution people did not have time for other work because they had to spend most of their time doing what?

Hunting and gathering, looking for food

300

What line separates the Northern Hemisphere and the southern hemisphere

the equator

400

Three types of landforms that make up physical geography?

Lakes, rivers, mountains, plains, deserts, oceans. 

400

Explain why people who specialized in different things were interdependent.

they depended on each other for food, clothing, and tools, they traded goods and services they didnt produce themselves. 

400

What does it mean to be interdependent?

people, societies, or other groups who rely on each other for survival or success.

400

How did shelter change for prehistoric people in the agricultural revolution?

people could build permanent shelters because they didnt have to move from place to place

400

what line separates the easter and western hemispheres

prime meridian

500

What was the earliest know map and where was it found?

A drawing on clay made around 600 BC by the ancient people of Babylon. 

500

How did specialization during the agricultural revolution affect society?

people became interdependent, they were able to produce goods and services more efficiently

500

what is cultural diffusion?

the spread of people, ideas, technology, and products from one culture to another.

500

How did people spend their time in the agricultural revolution?

people had time to specialize because they didnt have to spend all of their time looking for food. 

500

Which continent falls in all four hemispheres

Africa