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The Agricultural Revolution

TermDefinition
What does the word specialize mean? to develop skills for one specific job
What does the word barter mean? to trade goods instead of using money
Where did the first permanent human settlements form? Mesopotamia
Why did early humans find crops growing in the camps they returned to? They had dropped seeds of grains the previous year.
What was one effect of settling in one place? Humans built permanent homes.
How can the changes that happened during the Neolithic period be characterized? People transitioned from nomadic life to agricultural societies.
What developed during the Neolithic period? large settlements and bartering and trade
By which geographic feature were wild grains most likely to grow? rivers
What event most likely happened first during the Neolithic period? domestication of plants and grains
What was one effect of the domestication of animals? It provided humans with reliable milk, food, and labor.
What happened when farmers grew more crops than they could use in a season? They built ways to store the surplus.
Thinking about the piece of pottery that was found in the shape of a bird, what conclusion can we draw about the Neolithic people who created this vessel? They had a specialized society that allowed for the development of pottery and art.
What was the result of civilizations growing their own food? It meant that people could live together in larger groups. Instead of moving around in small hunting groups, people began to socialize and exchange ideas.
Due to ____, people living during the Agricultural Revolution did not have to all farm. surplus of food
Due to a surplus of food, people living during the Agricultural Revolution did not have to all farm. They began to _____. specialize
What does the discovery of Turkish obsidian in Jerusalem tell us about the Neolithic period? Long-distance trade routes existed during the Neolithic period.
How did early humans begin to build more complex societies? People began domesticating animals, farming, and trading over long distances.
What change marks the Agricultural Revolution? People started farming and raising animals.
What was the main reason bartering became common during the Neolithic period? People had extra goods they could trade.
What effect did bartering and trade have on Neolithic people? It helped spread ideas and knowledge.
Why did the rise of the merchant class become important during the Neolithic period? Merchants helped connect different groups through trade.
Created by: Lisa May
 

 



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