Question 1

A scientist who studies human history by digging up human remains and artifacts.

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archaeologist

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nomad

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agriculture

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hominin

Question 2

The process of growing crops and raising animals for food.

Accepted Answer

agriculture

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salination

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migrate

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forage

Question 3

To move from one place to another, often over long distances, usually in search of food or a more suitable environment.

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migrate

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village

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forage

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surplus

Question 4

A person who frequently moves from place to place instead of settling permanently in one location.

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nomad

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hominin

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granaries

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archaeologist

Question 5

To search widely for food or provisions.

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forage

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irrigation

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surplus

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salination

Question 6

The method of supplying land with water from another source to help crops grow.

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irrigation

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salination

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granaries

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migrate

Question 7

The increase in salt concentration in soil or water, often making it difficult for plants to grow.

Accepted Answer

salination

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archaeologist

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forage

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surplus

Question 8

A storage place for grain, often used to keep food safe for future use.

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granaries

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hominin

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nomad

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irrigation

Question 9

A member of the human family that includes modern humans and our closest relatives, known for walking on two legs.

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hominin

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migrate

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forage

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nomad

Question 10

An amount of something that is more than what is needed, often used in terms of food.

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surplus

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irrigation

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granaries

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forage

Question 11

How did the availability of surplus food influence early human communities?

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it allowed for population growth

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it led to fewer social interactions

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it reduced the need for cooperation

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it caused people to abandon agriculture

Question 12

Which of the following best describes the impact of job specialization on early societies?

Accepted Answer

it allowed people to become experts in specific tasks

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it made all jobs equally important

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it reduced the overall population size

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it discouraged cooperation among community members

Question 13

What was one of the significant advancements in tools during the Agricultural Revolution?

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the development of agricultural tools

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the decline of fire usage

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the use of stone tools exclusively

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the creation of simpler hunting tools

Question 14

What type of shelter became more common as early humans transitioned to permanent settlements?

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houses

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tents

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caves

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wigwams

Question 15

Which of the following best describes the relationship between trade and resource sharing in early human societies?

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trade allowed for the exchange of goods not locally available

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resource sharing decreased community cooperation

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resource sharing eliminated the need for trade

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trade was only used for luxury items

Question 16

What was a significant outcome of the Agricultural Revolution in terms of societal structure?

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emergence of job specialization

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increased reliance on foraging

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return to a nomadic lifestyle

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reduction in population growth

Question 17

What is one major advantage of farming over foraging for early human societies?

Accepted Answer

the ability to produce food surpluses

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reduced reliance on tools

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decreased population sizes

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increased mobility

Question 18

How did the shift from nomadic lifestyles to permanent settlements impact early human societies?

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it led to the need for rules and laws

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it made food sources unpredictable

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it resulted in less social interaction

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it caused people to become hunters again

Question 19

Which of the following is a key result of animal domestication during early human history?

Accepted Answer

a more reliable food source

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decreased job specialization

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fewer rules and laws

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increased nomadic lifestyles

Question 20

What significant change occurred during the Agricultural Revolution that led to the ability to support larger populations?

Accepted Answer

the development of farming methods

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the use of caves for shelter

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the invention of hunting tools

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the practice of nomadic lifestyles

Question 21

What continent is this?

Accepted Answer

Europe

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Asia

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Australia

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Africa

Question 22

What continent is this?

Accepted Answer

South America

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North America

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Australia

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Asia

Question 23

What continent is this?

Accepted Answer

Asia

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Africa

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Europe

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South America

Question 24

What continent is this?

Accepted Answer

Africa

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Europe

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North America

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Asia

Question 25

What continent is this?

Accepted Answer

North America

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Africa

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Australia

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Asia

Question 26

What continent is this?

Accepted Answer

Australia

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Africa

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Europe

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Asia

Question 27

Look at the map. Which of the following statements is supported by this map?

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Early civilizations were located mostly just north of the Equator.

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Early civilizations all started near the Atlantic Ocean.

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Early civilizations all started in the desert.

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Early civilizations were only in Australia.

Question 28

The Neolithic Era refers to the OLD stone age.

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false

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true

Question 29

A Paleolithic person was a nomad who foraged and hunted for food.

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true

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false

Question 30

Neolithic people had specialized jobs.

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true

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false

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