Eight Features of Civilization
Timeline
Neanderthals or Humans or Both?
Wild Card
Neolithic Agricultural Revolution
100

What feature of civilization led to keeping of records?

Writing

100

Where did humans move 16,000 years ago?

The Americas

100

Used tools and fire

Both!

100

Why did scientists study the caves at Lascaux, France?

Showed complexity of humans

100

Neolithic Agricultural revolution led to what development?

Farming

200

What feature of civilization included spiritual beliefs?

Religion

200

Where did humans move 40,000 years ago?


Europe

200

Had complex language

Humans!

200

What did humans do to make animals and plants more useful for themselves?

Domesticated them.

200

What were the benefits of farming?

Can feed more people, more secure source of food

300

What feature of civilization helps people manage their use of resources?

Government

300

Where were humans 100,000 years ago

Africa

300

Had bigger brains

humans

300

Who was the largest social class?

Slaves

300

What were some costs to farming? (drawbacks)

Could depend on the weather

400

What feature of civilization includes things like roads, irrigation and bridges?

Public works

400

Where are the oldest human remains found?

Africa

400

Hunted animals

both

400

What invention carried water to different parts of a city and to farm fields?

Irrigation

400

What resources were in the early river valleys?

fertile soil and water

500

Which social class had the most people in it?

Slaves

500

How did early humans adapt to their environment?

made tools, used fire, hunted in groups, made shelter, clothing
500

First to bury their dead

Neanderthals

500

How did the domestication of animals lead to settlements?

People had a reliable source of food!

500

How did plants and animals change when they were domesticated?

Animals were more tame and smaller, plants produced more food