Cognitive Revolution
Agricultural Revolution
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
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Evolution of this body part made us smarter.

The brain

100

True/False: Life was easier for farmers than hunter-gatherers?

False

100

Humans began migrating out of which continent.

Africa

100

Anatolia is located in which modern-day country?

Turkey

100

The two dynasties that came into power in Ancient China...

Shang and Zhou Dynasties

200

Evolution of this body part allowed us to pick up things easier...

The hand

200

Agricultural Revolution was the change from food gathering to...

Food production

200

The most important technology to come out of Mesopotamia is...

Writing

200

Mesopotamia became divided into which two kingdoms?

Babylon and Assyria

200

True or False: Women enjoyed high status in Celtic Europe

True

300

Cooking with fire allowed this body part to become shorter and more efficient...

The digestive tract

300

True/False: The Agricultural Revolution led to a more varied diet.

False

300

Egypt was a collection of small kingdoms near which river?

Nile River

300

The first European settlement to develop a complex government and advanced technologies was...

Minoan Crete
300

The major political philosophy of the Qin Dynasty in China was legalism, confucianism, or daoism

Legalism

400

The lower location of this body part allowed for us to speak easier...

The larynx

400

The first permanent settlement occurred in which area?

Mesopotamia

400

Mesopotamia was located near which two rivers?

Tigris and Euphrates

400

The Israeli Kingdom reached its height under which King?

King Solomon

400

Why was Nubia important to Egypt?

Source of raw materials

500

The Cognitive Revolution is...

Evolution of the human brain
500

The two main crops that were grown were...

Wheat and barley

500

This set of writing included wedge shape symbols to represent words or syllables

Cuneiform 

500

The collapse of the Mycenaean Greeks led to what Greek period...

"Dark Age of Greece"

500

All we know about Central Eurasian Pastoral Nomads comes from...

Archaeology, Greek, Roman, and Chinese Texts