Chapter 1 Review Game

1. Chapter 1 Review Game World Studies

2. Bell Ringer • We are playing a review game today! • You may have out your notebook to take any notes you want. • You can also look through your notes to help you teammates if they need it. • Stay tuned for the rules and regulations for today’s game!

3. Rules and Regulations • Each side of the room will be a team. You will send one representative up to the front at a time. • If your team member gets the question correct, your team gets a point. • We will stay on the same question until someone gets it correct. • Ring your bell and that person gets to answer first. If they are wrong the other person gets a chance. If they are wrong, two more players will get a chance. • You may phone a friend, consult Mr. Beluse, or Ms. Bekker, do a 50/50, or change the question. (The question will be repeated later)

4. What was the Paleolithic Period? • The era of history in which writing developed • The era of prehistory that lasted from 2 million B.C. to about 10,000 B.C, also called the Old Stone Age • The era of prehistory in the skill of farming developed • The final era of prehistory lasting from 10,000 B.C. to the end of prehistory also called the New Stone Age

5. What was the Neolithic Period? • The era of history in which writing developed • The era of prehistory that lasted from 2 million B.C. to about 10,000 B.C, also called the Old Stone Age • The era of prehistory in the skill of farming developed • The final era of prehistory lasting from 10,000 B.C. to the end of prehistory also called the New Stone Age

6. What is a Nomad? • A person who raises animals in order to survive • A group of people who claim a common ancestor • A person who moves from place to place in search of food • A person who lives in an area located by a river

7. What is the Neolithic Revolution? • The period of time in which people lived a nomadic lifestyle • Period of time in which most herding societies surfaced • The period of time during which the introduction of agriculture led people to transition from nomadic to settled life • Period of time in which all people were settled

8. What does the term domesticate mean? • The process of taming animals and adapting crops so they are best suited for humans • The process of taking control of another group of people • The movement of animals searching for food or grazing • The movement of people searching for food sources

9. What does the word civilization mean? • A simple social structure for a village • A complex, highly organized social order • Societies that develop by rivers • Area in which many cities are developed

10. The Neolithic Revolution was created by what? • complex religions such as Buddhism and Christianity • stone tools used to hunt and gather • writing such as cuneiform • settled farming with domestication of animals

11. During the Paleolithic Era what were the roles of men and women? • Women were the head of the family. • Older, rich men had all of the power. • Men hunted and women gathered. • Men had most of the say in the family unit.

12. During the Neolithic Period how did the roles of men and women change? • The roles became more equal in the farming communities. • Men began to have more power • Women began to have more power. • Women’s husbands were chosen by her father.

13. ]According to some anthropologists the practice of burying the dead may be evidence of a belief in what? • an afterlife (#Religion) • Protection of fortunes (#Economic) • ancestor worship (#Social) • karma (#Religion)

14. Within what period would archaeologists first begin to find permanent human settlements? • The Paleolithic • The Classical Era • The Bronze Age • The Neolithic

15. The religious or spiritual dimension of Paleolithic culture included::: • no ceremonial life. • full-time religious specialists. • a single belief system based shared by all Paleolithic peoples. • a belief amongst some in that the afterlife was similar to life on earth.

16. The Paleolithic period is important for which of the following reasons? • Humankind became farmer rather than hunters-gathers. • Humankind spread to inhabit all parts of the globe. • Population was higher during the Paleolithic era. • The First Civilizations appeared during the Paleolithic period.

17. Early agricultural people • They all lived longer than hunting-gathering peoples. • did not suffer from famines. • suffered from deadly diseases caught from domesticated animals. • had more free time than hunter-gathers.

18. Where did four boys find ancient cave paintings? • Rome, Italy • Baghdad, Iraq • Lascaux, France • Athens, Greece

19. What subject matter did most of cave paintings depict? • ancestors • animals • maps of civilization • instructions

20. What use of technology did ancient people use to paint in the caves? • Tools for paint brushes • Paint for the drawings • Lamps for lighting • Sanders to flatten surfaces

21. What statement best describes the reading, “The Life and Words of an !Kung Woman”: • This primary source is an inside look at the life of a woman from a 20th century hunting-gathering society • This primary source is an inside look at the life of a woman from a agricultural society • This document is a look inside the life of a woman from the Neolithic Era • This document is a secondary source

22. What does “The Life and Words of an !Kung Woman” provide evidence of? • Egalitarian societies, societies where men and women were completely equal • Religious beliefs, there is a belief in God, or a higher power • Capitalistic society, societies where wealth is determined by items of value • Monogamy, couples commit their entire lives only to one other person

23. Members of the Bush community were seen as what if they did not share their food with others? • selfish • stingy • protective • good husbands

24. According to the reading, marriage in the Bush community can be best described as: • Very romantic and independent • Happens at an older age for women • One in which love grows over time • A terrifying experience for most women

25. How does Nisa change after the loss of her husband: • She is lonely • She remarries and is not scared of marriage • She blames God for her loss • She feels more empowered