What is the practice of farming, including growing crops and raising animals for food?

What do we call a person who moves from place to place, usually in search of food?

What does it mean to tame wild animals or plants for human use?

What is the name for something that a person or community needs or uses?

What is the name for the period when people began to farm and produce their own food?

What is the name for the period when people got food by hunting and gathering as they roamed from place to place?

What is the name for a region with fertile land where many early farming settlements were located?

What is a place that gives protection from weather or danger?

What is a group of people who live together in the same place and often share work?

What is the act of exchanging goods with other people or communities?

What does it mean to focus on one specific job or skill, like a toolmaker or a weaver?

What is having more of something, like food, than what is needed?

What is the term for when some people have more or are treated better than others?

What do we call a society where everyone is more or less equal?

What do we call a way of life where people get their food by hunting and gathering from nature?

What is the term for a way of life that provides just enough to get by, with nothing extra?

What is a system used by farmers to bring water to their crops from a river or other source?

What does it mean for a group of people or a civilization to grow and do well in a healthy or successful way?

What is a type of black volcanic glass that ancient people used to make sharp tools?

What is a major change in a way of life, like the shift to farming?