The way Paleolithic people obtained, or got, their food.
What is "hunting/gathering?"
200
A benefit that agriculture provided the Neolithic people.
What is "a food supply, ability to stay in 1 place"?
200
The watering of dry lands by use of streams, canals, or pipes in order to grow more crops, such as what the Mesopotamia's did to the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
What is "irrigation?"
200
Cuneiform Tablet--element of PERSIA
What is "economic structure?"
200
Allowed for civilizations to develop.
What is "agriculture"?
300
Traveling from place to place in order to follow food.
What is "migration or nomadic movement?''
300
The benefits of specialization.
What is "people learned new jobs" or "new innovations were created?"
300
Mesopotamians used this available material to write on.
What is "clay"?
300
Irrigation--Element of PERSIA
What is "Area"?
300
Benefit of Trade
What is "to get what your area does not have"?
400
The items used to create tools.
What is "sticks, stones, and bones"?
400
The reason why population was able to grow.
What is "surplus (extra) food?"
400
Hammurabi brought everyone together using this.
What is "Code of Hammurabi"?
400
Code of Hammurabi--Element of PERSIA (2)
What is "Political and Religious?"
400
Things everyone needs to survive.
What is "basic needs, or food, clothing, and shelter"?
500
The 3 requirements of civilization that Paleolithic people did not have.
What is "social structure, political structure, and economic structure?"
500
The creation of agriculture, development of specialization, and creation of settlements.
What is "the Neolithic Revolution?"
500
The leader that controlled the government and religion.