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What were the effects of the Neolithic Revolution? Check all that apply.Labor became specialized.Humans moved out of Africa.Permanent settlements were established.Communities could store a surplus of food.Humans learned how to control fire.

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Labor became specialized.
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Humans moved out of Africa.
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Permanent settlements were established.
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Communities could store a surplus of food.
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Humans learned how to control fire.
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many✔ fewX valuable

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many
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✔ few
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X valuable
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✔ AfricaAsiaEuropeNorth America

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✔ Africa
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Asia
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Europe
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North America
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✔ PaleolithicNeolithicJurassic

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✔ Paleolithic
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Neolithic
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Jurassic
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Read these statements, and select the best answer for each one.

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Changes in climate and advancements in technology led to the development of .:agriculture
The Neolithic Revolution began about .:10,000 years ago
One advancement that caused the Neolithic Revolution was the appearance of pastoralism, or .:the raising of livestock
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Read these statements, and select the best answer for each one.

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As humans began to farm, they were then able to produce . This allowed them to free members of their community to do other jobs, which is called . In addition, people began to live in settlements. Eve:a food surplus
As humans began to farm, they were then able to produce . This allowed them to free members of their community to do other jobs, which is called . In addition, people began to live in settlements. Eve:specialization of labor
As humans began to farm, they were then able to produce . This allowed them to free members of their community to do other jobs, which is called . In addition, people began to live in settlements. Eve:permanent
As humans began to farm, they were then able to produce . This allowed them to free members of their community to do other jobs, which is called . In addition, people began to live in settlements. Eve:the first civilizations
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200,000 years ago✔ 10,000 years agoX 1,000 years ago

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200,000 years ago
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✔ 10,000 years ago
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X 1,000 years ago
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civilization✔ specialization of laborpastoralism

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civilization
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✔ specialization of labor
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pastoralism
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✔ the raising of livestockX hunting and gatheringthe discovery of metal

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✔ the raising of livestock
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X hunting and gathering
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the discovery of metal
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✔ permanenttemporary

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✔ permanent
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temporary
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✔ the first civilizationsspecialization of laborpastoralism

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✔ the first civilizations
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specialization of labor
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pastoralism
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about 1,000 years ago about 10,000 years ago ✔ about 100,000 years ago

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about 1,000 years ago
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about 10,000 years ago
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✔ about 100,000 years ago
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about 1,500 years ago✔ about 15,000 years agoabout 150,000 years ago

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about 1,500 years ago
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✔ about 15,000 years ago
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about 150,000 years ago
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✔ a food surplusthe first cave artgreat temples

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As humans began to farm, they were then able to produce . This allowed them to free members of their community to do other jobs, which is called . In addition, people began to live in settlements. Eve:a food surplus
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Read these statements, and select the best answer for each one.

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Hunter-gatherers who lived in coastal areas were likely to move than those who lived in the interior of the continent.:less often
Hunter-gatherers generally lived in groups of about people.:20
Hunter-gatherers typically owned possessions.:few
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Why did geography have such a strong impact on the lives of hunter-gatherers in the Paleolithic Era?

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Hunter-gatherers only lived in areas with good climates.
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Hunter-gatherers preferred to live in large communities.
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Hunter-gatherers had to adapt to the land and available resources in order to survive.
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Hunter-gatherers were incapable of moving if conditions in one place grew difficult.

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