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Test Review
Chapter 1
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A. Key Terms
1. d; history
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A. Key Terms
1. d; history
2. g; prehistory
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A. Key Terms
1. d; history
2. g; prehistory
3. f; oral tradition
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A. Key Terms
1. d; history
2. g; prehistory
3. f; oral tradition
4. e; irrigation
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A. Key Terms
1. d; history
2. g; prehistory
3. f; oral tradition
4. e; irrigation
5. b; civilization
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B. Key Concepts
6. d
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B. Key Concepts
6. d7. a
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B. Key Concepts
6. d7. a8. c
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B. Key Concepts
6. d7. a8. c9. b
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B. Key Concepts
6. d7. a8. c9. b10. a
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B. Key Concepts
6. d7. a8. c9. b10. a11. d
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B. Key Concepts
6. d7. a8. c9. b10. a11. d12. b
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B. Key Concepts
6. d7. a8. c9. b10. a11. d12. b13. d
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B. Key Concepts
6. d7. a8. c9. b10. a11. d12. b13. d14. b
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C. Critical Thinking
15. Similarities: - In both the Old and New Stone Age people used stone tools, weapons, and other materials.- People hunted animals in both Old and New Stone Age.
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C. Critical Thinking
Differences:- In the New Stone Age people developed farming, which led to a settled life.- In the Old Stone Age people hunted and gathered food and lived as nomads. - In the New Stone Age tools were more advanced than the Old Stone Age.- In the New Stone Age the population increased, and cities and towns developed.- In the New Stone Age people domesticated animals. - In the New Stone Age there were social classes.
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C. Critical Thinking
16.- Farming allowed people to stay in place all year. - The food surpluses led to people being able to feed bigger families. - There was rapid population growth and this caused the development of cities and towns. - As the cities grew there was trade and people started to have time to try new occupations other than farming.
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D. Skills: Using a Timeline
17. The population was about 66 million.
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D. Skills: Using a Timeline
17. The population was about 66 million. 18. In 3500 BC there was the development of a writing system and the wheel and axle.
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D. Skills: Using a Timeline
17. The population was about 66 million. 18. In 3500 BC there was the development of a writing system and the wheel and axle. 19. The Copper Age began in 6600 BC.
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D. Skills: Using a Timeline
17. The population was about 66 million. 18. In 3500 BC there was the development of a writing system and the wheel and axle. 19. The Copper Age began in 6600 BC. 20. Copper developed first.