Agricultural Revolution Review

A complete change in ways of thinking, working and living.

• surplus

• domesticate

• revolution

• specialization

To change the growth of plants or behavior of animals in ways that are useful for humans

• surplus

• domesticate

• revolution

• specialization

Extra; or when you have more food than you need

• surplus

• domesticate

• revolution

• specialization

When people learn a single job or craft

• surplus

• domesticate

• revolution

• specialization

What is NOT one of the two ways people changed their environment?

• using fire to burn down trees and clear areas

• noticing that scattered seeds grew plants

• building hospitals for those who were sick

Domestication of plants and animals was important because...

• Plants and animals were a nutritious source of food

• Plants and animals were a reliable source of food

• All of the above

What were tools originally made out of?

• bronze

• stone

• cardboard

What were axes used for?

• to cut down trees for farmland

• to harvest crops

What were sickles used for?

• to cut down trees for farmland

• to harvest crops

Where did farming begin?

• Southwestern Asia

• Southeastern Australia

• Northern Europe