Hunting & Gathering
Dates/Timelines/Map
Farming
Civilizations
Paleolithic & Neolithic
100

What is a nomad and what is another term for them?

What is a person who moves from place to place in search of food and hunter-gatherers

100

How long is a decade? How long is a century?

10 years, 100 years

100

This means to have an extra amount of something

Surplus

100

How does writing help civilizations? And what are the men that write called?

You can document recordings; scribes

100

What does Paleolithic mean? What does Neolithic mean?

Old Stone; New Stone

200

This type of stone was used to make tools and weapons

Flint. 

200
What does circa mean? When do we use it with dates?

About; when we don't know the exact date for an event

200
This term describes the taming of animals to help humans live
What is domesticate
200

What is a monarchy?

A form of government led by a king or a queen

200
Complete this equation: _________ + _________=this kind of metal _____________

What is copper+tin=bronze

300

Give 3 reasons why fire was such an important invention.

Cooking, protection, warmth, light
300

Place these dates in chronological order: 56 CE, 3 BC, 234 BCE, 90 AD

234 BCE, 3 BC, 56 CE, 90 AD

300

What invention were created to help bring water to fields and what did they help lead to?

What are irrigation canals and food surpluses

300

What is a barter economy?

Where you trade for items 

300

In early Neolithic communities, we begin to see evidence of religions with shrines. What are shrines and what word do we use to describe the religions?

A place to worship gods/ Polytheistic

400

What were the jobs of the men? Women?

Men did the hunting/trapping animals

Women did the gathering/raising the kids

400

What does BC stand for? What does AD stand for? (Both definitions!)

BC: Before Christ

AD: "anno domini" In the Year of Our Lord

400

What does Systemic Agriculture mean?

Farming on a yearly/annual basis

400

What are the 4 river-valley civilizations? And explain why they are called river-valley civilizations.

China, India, Egypt, Mesopotamia. They were formed near a river. 

400

Who was Otzi the Iceman and why do we care so much about him?

He was a Neolithic man and the stuff we found with him has shown us a glimpse into the life of the Neolithic Era

500

Explain the lives of Hunter-Gatherers:

Tools, Shelter, Language and Art

Used basic weapons like bows and spears

Caves, non-permanent homes

Grunts, physical gestures, cave paintings

500

Draw a map labeling all the continents and the 5 main oceans. List a continent in the Western and Eastern Hemispheres.

Answers will vary

500

What is happening to the population during the Agricultural Revolution? Why?

The population is increasing because of the food surpluses

500

What are the 7 characteristics of a civilization?

Food surpluses, writing, religion, technology, culture, government, social structure

500

List 3 things we are doing in the Neolithic Revolution that we were not doing in the Paleolithic. 

Answers will vary but: farming, permanent settlements, language, domestication, etc.