Answer Key Definitions are in packet Chapter 1: Section 1 Review Sheet Test Date: _____________________________________ Please be able to identify and apply the following vocabulary words for your test: Historian Archaeologist Anthropologist Artifact Primary source Secondary source Fossil Nomad Technology Domesticate Specialization Hunter/Gatherer Oral tradition Prehistory Paleolithic Age/Old stone Age Neolithic Age/New Stone Age Catal Huyuk ***Excavate: means to uncover by digging carefully Please be able to answer the following questions using specific details: 1. Describe the main difference between the Old Stone Age and the New Stone Age. Old Stone Age people obtained food from hunter and gathering and were nomadic (moved from place to place) New Stone Age people obtained food primarily through agriculture (farming revolution) and lived in communities 2. Why were paintings important during the Paleolithic Age? Used as form of communication (no language) Showed where animals/food would be Religious meaning 3. What technology did people rely on during both the Old Stone Age and New Stone Age? Stone tools 4. Describe the effect of fire. Fire-warmth-cooked food-survive in colder climates-agriculture-formed communities-grew a surplus-specialization-trade 5. How did agriculture affect life during the New Stone Age? What did it allow people to do? Agriculture allowed people to obtain their food from their farms. They did not to rely on hunting and gathering as there only method of survival. They settled in communities and non-farmers were able to learn specialization. From there they were able to grow a surplus of food (extra supply) and then begin to trade. 6. Identify the Iceman’s findings and know what life was like during his time. Found in the Alps between Italy and Austria Tiny crystals of sulfur and iron attached to fungus showed evidence of a medicine bag Carbon-14 dating showed how old the iceman was A cooper ax indicated at this man was from Neolithic era and it was an extremely interesting find The net was compared to a modern-day net used in Europe to catch birds Refer to class handout 7. Understand life in the well-known Neolithic community, Catal Huyuk. Domesticated animals-trained animals to be useful to humans, they were able to breed and produce necessary materials for survival. Ex: sheep for their wool Depended on grain stores in clay pots (used their surplus) Protected themselves from invaders (buildings were attached together with doors on their roof) Obsidian products were found in Syria which indicated that Catal Huyuk traded 8. What were the causes and effects of specialization? The cause of specialization was farming and a surplus of food The effect of specialization was trade (non-farmers could specialize) In addition to the vocabulary and questions, please review chapter 1:section1 and all materials handed out. Your test will include additional information and facts. Classroom discussions will also be included on this exam. Document-Based Questions Reading Comprehension Questions