1.2 Review Quizizz

What are hunter-gatherers?

• People who obtain food by collecting plants and hunting wild animals

• People who grow crops and raise animals for food

• People who use machinery and technology for farming

• People who live in urban areas and rely on imported food

What major environmental effects did hunter-gatherers have?

• Burning prairies and overhunting large mammal species

• Replacing forests with farmland and causing soil loss

• Burning fossil fuels and adding harmful chemicals to the air

• Using up Earth's natural resources at an unsustainable rate

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What is the practice of agriculture?

• Growing, breeding, and caring for plants and animals used for various purposes

• Collecting plants and hunting wild animals for food

• Burning fossil fuels for energy in industry and transportation

• Using artificial substances instead of raw plant and animal products

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What major environmental effects did the agricultural revolution have?

• Replacing forests with farmland and causing soil loss

• Burning fossil fuels and adding harmful chemicals to the air

• Using up Earth's natural resources at an unsustainable rate

• Destroying habitats and causing floods and water shortages

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What is sustainability?

• The condition in which human needs are met in a way that a human population can survive indefinitely

• The conflict between short-term interests of individuals and long-term welfare of society

• The sharing of resources and the prevention of resource depletion

• The economic forces that influence how we use resources

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Currently, the Earth is not ___________

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Human activities alter the environment and are influenced by the environment.

• True

• False

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Explain the Tragedy of the Commons.

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What major environmental effects did the Industrial Revolution have?

• Addition of harmful chemicals to the air

• Increased the efficiency of many major industries

• Rapid climate change and overhunting

• Soil loss, floods, water shortage

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The greater the demand for a limited supply of something, the more that thing is worth describes the ___ of ______ and _______.