BFN - Chapter 1 - The First Humans

Which term matches the definition: 'To exchange one good for another'?

• Sedentary

• Barter

• Domesticate

• Oral Tradition

Which term matches the definition: 'To tame or adapt for your own use'?

• A) Civilization

• B) Divine Right

• C) Domesticate

• D) Deity

Which term matches the definition: 'Society organized around a centralized government, a means of food production, a system of writing, art, and architecture, and job specialization'?

• Civilization

• Sedentary

• Oral Tradition

• Barter

What is a fundamental change that occurred during the Neolithic Revolution?

• Humans began to hunt more

• Humans started to gather more

• Humans transitioned from hunting and gathering to agriculture

• Humans started to migrate more frequently

What does the term 'Neolithic Revolution' refer to?

• The transition from agriculture to hunting and gathering

• The transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture

• The beginning of the Industrial Revolution

• The start of urbanization

What is one characteristic of a civilization?

• Lack of job specialization

• Centralized government

• Nomadic lifestyle

• Absence of art and architecture

What is animal domestication and how did it begin?

• It began when humans tamed wild animals like sheep, goats, and pigs for meat, milk, and wool.

• It began when humans started growing crops.

• It began with the invention of the wheel.

• It began with the discovery of fire.

What was most likely the first domesticated animal?

• Dog

• Cat

• Cow

• Sheep

What is a surplus and how did it affect communities?

• A) A surplus is when there is more than needed of a particular item. It led to expansion, without having to follow a herd.

• B) A surplus is a shortage of resources. It led to migration.

• C) A surplus is an even distribution of resources. It led to stability.

• D) A surplus is a lack of resources. It led to conflict.

Which of the following terms is related to agriculture?

• Farming techniques

• Merchant ships

• Skilled in a particular craft

• Iron