Chapter 12 Test - Practice

the exchange of goods and services without using money

• barter
• prehistory
• artifact
• nomadic
• legacy

people, societies, or other groups who rely on each other for survival or success

• interdependent
• prehistory
• artifact
• nomadic
• legacy

to become an expert in a particular subject, skill, or trade

• specialize
• prehistory
• artifact
• nomadic
• legacy

extra; leftover amount after demand has been met

• surplus
• prehistory
• artifact
• nomadic
• legacy

tame a wild animal to keep as a pet or farm animal

• domesticate
• prehistory
• artifact
• nomadic
• legacy

having no permanent home; traveling from place to place, often to hunt or find fresh pasture for livestock

• nomadic
• prehistory
• artifact
• legacy
• domesticate

an item used by people from the past

• artifact
• prehistory
• nomadic
• legacy
• domesticate

time before history was written down

• prehistory
• artifact
• nomadic
• legacy
• domesticate

something handed down from one generation to another

• legacy
• prehistory
• artifact
• nomadic
• domesticate

Early civilizations settled near rivers because the rivers provided a constant source of ___________ for drinking and farming

• water
• natural resources
• invasion
• nutrients
• transportation