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Random Questions
100

This is the term for moving from place to place in search of food

What is nomadic? (Nomads is also acceptable) 

100

This change to the earth ocurred around 14,000 years ago. It caused ice sheets to melt, increased rainfall, and covered land bridges with water.

What is the warming of the earth?

100

The shift to agricultural ushered in a new period in human history. This period was known for humans building farming villages for the first time.

What is the Neolithic Age?

100

This group of scientists analyze rocks and fossils to learn about the past.

What are geologists?

100

This is the main character of Schooled

Who is Cap Anderson?

200

Early humans adopted various strategies to deal with new environments. List one.

What are: Creating needles to sew warm clothes out of animal skins. 

Taking shelter in caves for protection from winter weather.

Creating shelters from wood, bone and animal skins. 

200

Humans tamed this animal for hunting and protection.

What are dogs? 

200
Many of the earliest farming villages were found in this area, which stretched from Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea. It had flat floodplains that were fed from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, which provided a steady food supply.

What is the Fertile Cresent?

200

These experts study x-ray images to look beneath the surface of objects to show what the eye cannot see.

What are radiologists? 

200

This event happened after school last Friday.

What is the school dance?

300

Early humans created various weapons to help them hunt more effectively. List two examples.

What are: Bows and arrows, barbed harpoons, spears. 

300

The warmer climate provided certain areas with such abundant resources that some hunter-gathers decided to do this for the first time.

What is settle down in one place?

300

Neolithic people made various tools to help make farming easier. List two examples.

What are: Hoes for digging the soil, plows for preparing the land to plant seeds, curved sickles that cut through grain and millstones that ground grain into flour. 

300

Our history textbook is an example of this type of source

What is a secondary source? 
300

This is the name of the teacher that is closest to Mr. Shannon's room. Hint: He cannot beat Mr. Shannon in 1-1 basketball.

Who is Mr. Nick?

400

Explain the impact the changing climate had on hunter-gatherers.

They followed around hers of megafauna as the animals migrated with the season. This caused humans to enter new environments, such as crossing into North America as they walked across the Beringia land bridge.

400

List two benefits that domesticated animals such as cows, pigs, and goats provided.

What are: providing meat, milk, wool and carrying heavy loads and pulling heavy carts. 

400

Write an example for how early humans used domesticated animals to make new tools more efficient.

What is tying cattle to the plows and leading the animals up and down in rows. This turned over the soil and provided animal manure, which fertilized the land. 

400
The Declaration of Independence is an example of this type of source.

What is a primary source? (A document or object that was created by someone who witnessed or lived through a historical event). 

400

In basketball, this is the number of points awarded for a three-point shot.

What is three points?

500

This time of the year made conflict between early humans more likely due to the lack of resources.

Cold periods made conflicts more likely. During warm periods, it's likely that human interactions between tribes were more friendly, sharing their technology and cultural ideas. 

500

Write a sentence that explains how an estuary was a "perfect" place for early humans to live.

The combination of fresh and salt water, as well as land provided people with a year-round supply of food. 

500
Early humans used kilns to create metal tools for the first time. Write a sentence that describes how this process worked.
Kilns were used to heat and melt metal from rocks. The liquid metal was then cast in molds to create metal tools, which gradually replaced stone tools. 
500

This type of history is how humanity first passed down accounts of events to generations, often in the form of stories or songs.

What is oral history? 

500
Veterans Day originally commemorated the end of what war?

What is World War I?