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Global 9 - Beginning Civilizations and Early Man
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What lines of measurement are used to determine global location? | Latitude and Longitude |
| Why were earliest humans forced to scavenge for food? | Early man was slower and weaker than most animals. |
| What invention allowed humans to become predators? | Man learned how to make tools to use for hunting. |
| What were the roles of men and women in hunter-gatherer societies? | The men hunted animals and the women gathered nuts, berries, roots, and grains. |
| What evidence do we have that early man believed in an afterife? | They buried their dead with weapons and tools. |
| Name 4 common features of civilizations. | 1 – cities 2 - well-organized governments 3 - complex religions 4 - job specialization 5 - social classes 6 - arts and architecture 7 - public works 8 - writing |
| Near what natural resource did almost all early civilizations begin? | Water |
| What early public works project was important to farming and required an organized government to be successful? | Irrigation (bringing water to the fields) |
| What does this statement mean: “Most ancient people were polytheistic.” | They believed in many gods. |
| What is it called when ideas, customs, and technologies spread from one culture to another? | Cultural Diffusion |
| What events forced early humans to adopt a nomadic lifestyle? | Following Food Environmental Changes Natural Disasters |
| What allowed man to eventually discard the nomadic lifestyle and take up permanent residence in some places? | Neolithic Revolution/Farming |
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