A) fertile land from annual flooding
B) the ability to withstand cold temperatures
C) advances in technology

A) seeking, traveling, settling
B) hunting, farming, gathering
C) grazing, raising, herding

A) 0-1000 BC
B) 1,000-5,000 BC
C) 10,000-8,500 BC
D) 12,000-15,000 BC

A) Europe
B) North America
C) Africa
D) Asia

A) Ice Age
B) Hurricane
C) Pangea
D) Meteor

A) 70,000-12,000 BC
B) 12,000-15,000 BC
C) 1,000-5,000 BC
D) 10,000-8,500 BC

A) 0-1000 AD
B) 10,000-8,500 BC
C) 9,000-1,800 BC
D) 70,000-12,000 BC

A) cook
B) gather fruits
C) hunt & build
D) herd

A) gathered fruits, prepared meals, took care of children.
B) hunt and build
C) guard the homes

A) better hunting stategies
B) migration
C) domestication of plants and animals
D) cleaner lifestyles

A) 6,000 BC
B) 1,000 BC
C) 10,000 BC
D) 70,000 BC

A) 10 yrs
B) 30 yrs
C) 50 yrs
D) 70 yrs

A) for fun
B) to find water routes
C) to plant new crops
D) to follow animal migration & look for new land

A) geographer
B) archaeologist
C) paleantologist
D) historian

A) nomad
B) settler
C) hunter-gatherer

A) the discovery of medicine
B) disease from animals
C) humans sustained a diet

A) pastoral era
B) migration theory
C) agricultural revolution

A) people found new homes
B) more calories, meant more people to be fed
C) people became better hunters

A) bows and arrows
B) hammerstones, cores and handaxes
C) hammers and knives
D) nails, wheels and firestarters

A) war and conquest
B) clothing and housing
C) farming and herding
D) hunting and fishing

A) gold and silver
B) witchcraft and religion
C) bronze and writing
D) huning and fishing

A) cattle were not bred in family
B) they drank it regularly
C) a mutation of lactose tolerance
D) they learned to process milk