Question

Which was an impact of the Agricultural Revolution on the environment?

reforestation and restoration of soil nutrients

increased migration to unpopulated areas

growth of wild grains and game supply

acceleration of the end of the Ice Age

Answer 1

@wwhitlock

Answer 2

not c or d, i would say A

Answer 3

The earliest civilizations faced which environmental challenge?

warm, humid winters

limited access to raw materials

nitrogen-depleted soil

inadequate rainfall

Answer 4

i would say B

Answer 5

NO, it's the increase population on for the first one. Sorry

Answer 6

yeah.. in search for grounds better suited for agriculture, correct?

Answer 7

and i think it might be inadequate rainfall on the second one

Answer 8

Emerging from Ice Age. Means not warm winters, they got all raw material and nitrogen the need. It's the rainfall one.

And yes, farmland becomes the priority

Answer 9

okay, glad we are on the same page on that

Answer 10

Which was not a purpose for the cave art of the Paleolithic and Mesolithic periods?

to document religious rituals

to promote male superiority

to trace successful hunts

to record a calendrical system

Answer 11

i would say B

Answer 12

idk how it would be promoting male superiority

Answer 13

Yeah, but we get blamed for all the problems from day one.
I don't think it was the calendar.

Answer 14

Which best describes the pyramid in ancient Egypt?

an intricate construction of burial tombs for royalty <<<<<

an exalted building that acted as shrine to the chief deity

an edifice that served as the center of state government

an elaborate structure that was the palace of the king

Answer 15

I haven't heard of it, but a calendar makes sense.

Yes, pyramids are tombs

Answer 16

Which is a similarity between Egyptian and Mesopotamian societies?

A merchant middle class emerged.

Women often ruled as regents.

Slave classes were small and rare.

A powerful class of priests developed.

Answer 17

Sorry, I don't teach this much. I'm having to think

Answer 18

The priests

Answer 19

that is what i thought, ty

Answer 20

Which is a distinctive trait of human beings?

Human brains have the capacity to make rational decisions.

Human parents tend to conceive and bear one child at a time.

Humans have learned how to use objects they find as tools.

Humans are the largest species of omnivores.

this one is so weird

Answer 21

should be A?

Answer 22

altho B is also true, as is C

Answer 23

Yeah, rational thought unless you count the current election.
But they all seem true. Is there a bigger species of omnivores?

Answer 24

grizzly bear

Answer 25

ehh, ok, maybe. Some other species use rudimentary tools.
And some animals think better than some humans
It's B the baby thing

Answer 26

its rational thought, i think i can confirm on this one

Answer 27

other animals bear 1 child at a time as well

Answer 28

yes its rational thought

Answer 29

Which best describes the political development of early Egyptian civilization?

Self-governing city-states with agricultural territories appeared, led by the lugal in times of war and peace.

Because of direct links to dead ancestors and to the supreme god, a warrior class emerged to rule cities and agricultural villages.

A system of hereditary occupational groups dominated by priests became centered in two major urban areas.

An increase in farming village populations led to a local form of kingship, which spurred conquests of surrounding villages.

Answer 30

We spent to much time thinking on that one. Go for the obvious I guess.

Answer 31

yeah true, i have to get this done otherwise i can't sleep xD

Answer 32

I think this one is farming villages developing kings.

Answer 33

they were ruled by pharaohs right

Answer 34

its not A or B

Answer 35

Yes, but Pharaohs we think of united north and south kindoms. so before that was farming

Answer 36

local form of kingship?

Answer 37

That's what I'm thinking. But, two kingdoms developed and then united. The priest were very powerful.
I'm changing to C

Answer 38

what is hereditary occupational group

Answer 39

You have the same job as your parents.

Answer 40

https://static.k12.com/eli/bb/3036/1_171361/1_310306_7_171370/a44b99ab75d849ad57e70189b61bbc921506a472/media/16ed876e093dfafd0e65be471235b21f428b377e/AP_WOR_S1_01_07.pdf

Answer 41

OK, D it is.
Not much help to you tonight

Answer 42

the 4 choices are each resembling one of the 4 early civilizations mentioned.. A is of course mesopatamia, B sounds like china,

Answer 43

Your text uses almost the same words as choice D in the Egypt section

Answer 44

Which best describes why Stone Age peoples made the transition from hunter-gatherer to agricultural societies?

rise in gender inequality

increase in big-game animals

end of the Ice Age <<

development of stone tools

Answer 45

agreed

Answer 46

Which record-keeping strategy was used by both the Egyptian and the Mesopotamian civilizations?

detailing only economic activities

writing primarily on clay tablets <<<

using papyrus reeds as permanent record

symbolizing language with pictographs

Answer 47

maybe not...

Answer 48

could be A, did the mesopotamians use pictographs?

Answer 49

Meso used clay.
Egypt papryus
Egypt had religious texts.
It's D

Answer 50

Cuniform for meso. Does that count as picto graph. I'm guessing yes.

Answer 51

Which was not an impact of the growth of civilization on gender roles?

Matriarchal ruling elites increased. <<<

Women managed family households.

Child-bearing was the primary role for women.

Women’s social status declined.

Answer 52

agreed

Answer 53

Which is an example of how early humans in the Paleolithic era adapted to different environments?

They invented specialized tools.

They built rafts for transportation.

They domesticated animals.

They created pottery for storage.

Answer 54

A?

Answer 55

That or the animals. But likely A

Answer 56

Which was an impact of the Neolithic revolution on gender relations?

Matriarchy-ruled agricultural societies emerged.

Women’s food-gathering activities were highly valued. <

Women dominated the agricultural work of harvesting.

Household self-sufficiency became the work of women.

Answer 57

nvm i mean D

Answer 58

Yes D

Answer 59

Which continent is considered to be the birthplace of humanity?

Asia

Africa <

Europe

South America

Answer 60

Africa, yes

Answer 61

Which best describes the impact of swidden agriculture during the Neolithic revolution?

When forests were cleared and burned down, ashes from the trees kept the soil fertile.

By failing to divert river water, farmers did not properly irrigate their fields.

When fields were enclosed, tribal and clan rivalries intensified and war broke out.

By leaving some fields fallow, farmers avoided using up the soil’s nutrients.

Answer 62

its not B or C

Answer 63

Not D. So A

Answer 64

yeah

Answer 65

Which best describes the impact of irrigation on the social developments of early river civilizations?

Some men were free to devote their time to big-game hunting, which provided surplus meats and leadership roles for the most successful hunters.

Disputes over land and water rights led to conflict between clans and tended to keep farming communities small.

Powerful leaders and political institutions emerged when large numbers of people were organized to operate successful irrigation systems.

Groups of farming families banded together in villages to protect each other and work the land together.

Answer 66

c

Answer 67

yes

Answer 68

Which was the first civilization to use letters rather than images as a system of writing?

Phoenician <

Chinese

Olmec

Harappan

Answer 69

yes

Answer 70

Which best describes the migration patterns of early humans?

Homo sapiens traveled the length of the African continent, but stayed out of the colder regions because of their inability to survive in such climates.

Homo sapiens founded communities in colder regions because they could make clothing and build efficient shelters.

The end of the Ice Age and the rising ocean levels forced Homo sapiens to move beyond the southern hemisphere. <<<????

Originating in northern Europe, Homo sapiens traveled to the southern hemisphere following herds of animals for food.

Answer 71

a or c

Answer 72

Dont like the "forced" part of C. I like A

Answer 73

oh yeah, A sounds better

Answer 74

Which was the primary geographic characteristic of the Mesopotamian and Egyptian civilizations?

Tropical climates facilitated community growth.

Settlements developed along major rivers. <

Desert cliffs created natural protective barriers.

Lake effect caused a plentiful amount of rain for crops.

Answer 75

yes, rivers

Answer 76

the earlier one.. A says the only traveled the length of Africa, but they traveled farther than that

Answer 77

But they did stay away from cold.

Answer 78

okay, wil trust u on this one, both of them sound awful

Answer 79

Which best explains the rise of hierarchical social classes in agrarian and pastoral societies?

Religious beliefs promoted social organization based on wealth.

Conflicts between city-states increased divisions between the rich and poor.

City-states promoted a division of labor, so some did not work the land.

Legal codes established strict guidelines for citizenship based on income.

Answer 80

Yeah, either could be argued. I don't think rising water playyed a role

Answer 81

a?

Answer 82

C- less people needed to farm means more people do culture, law, government

Answer 83

OH YEAH i read that

Answer 84

Which best explains the rapid spread of agriculture in Mesoamerica, Africa, and Asia?

invention of tools

cooling climates

loss of small game

migratory farming <?

Answer 85

migratory=spread. D

Answer 86

Which best describes hunter-gatherer economies?

large communities to provide enough food

gender interdependency in food production <

social distinctions based on family wealth

small accumulation of private property maybe <

Answer 87

no private property for hunter gathers. They had to work together. B

Answer 88

According to the Epic of Gilgamesh, which was a key feature of Mesopotamian culture?

Kings ruled by mandate of heaven.

Rulers were chosen by the merchants.

Rulers were from the warrior class.

Kings also served as chief priests.

Answer 89

A

Answer 90

yup

Answer 91

Which was an impact of surplus food on agricultural societies?

produced egalitarian civilizations

ended the hunting of wild game

encouraged specialization of labor<<<

halted use of animal fur for clothing

Answer 92

yes

Answer 93

Which tool was used by Homo sapiens in the Paleolithic era?

fish hook

horse collar

plowshare

potter’s wheel

Answer 94

a

Answer 95

fish hook

Answer 96

Which was a fundamental characteristic of the Chavin South American civilization?

high mountain societies based on agriculture <

a group of unified settlements along two rivers

heavily urbanized areas with large populations

advanced shipping and export economies

Answer 97

yes

Answer 98

could be B? they were between 2 rivers