Ancient civilizations (6th grade ss)

What is a primary source?

• A primary source is an original document or firsthand account.
• A primary source is a fictional story or narrative.
• A primary source is a secondary analysis of data.
• A primary source is a summary of events.

A person who studies the written records of the past.

• archaeologist
• librarian
• anthropologist
• historian

Someone who examines the past through artifacts

• historian
• geologist
• anthropologist
• archaeologist

Someone who studies the eartch surfaces and it's impact on humans.

• Meteorologist
• Cartographer
• Geologist
• Geographer

What is Pre-history?

• Pre-history refers to the age of dinosaurs.
• Pre-history is the time before written records.
• Pre-history is the time after written records.
• Pre-history is the period of the Industrial Revolution.

What is the old stone age called?

• Mesolithic
• Paleolithic
• Bronze Age
• Neolithic

How did people live during the old stone age?

• People lived in permanent settlements and farmed crops.
• People primarily relied on advanced technology for food production.
• People lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers, relying on hunting and foraging for food. The used stone tools

• People lived in large cities with complex social structures.

What was the new stone age called?

• Bronze Age
• Mesolithic
• Neolithic
• Paleolithic

How did people live during the new stone age?

• They relied solely on wild plants and did not farm.
• People lived in permanent settlements, practiced agriculture(farming) and domesticated animals.

• People lived in caves and hunted for food exclusively.
• They moved constantly in search of resources.

What is a food surplus?

• A food surplus is the amount of food consumed by a population.
• A food surplus refers to a shortage of food supplies.
• A food surplus is a type of food storage method.
• A food surplus is the extra food produced beyond what is needed for consumption.