Imagine a family of farmers in the Neolithic Age. They are a multi-generational family living together on a large farm. They have bees, chickens, and other animals and crops that keep them fed. They have several shelters that are sturdy. Last year, however, floods came and took many of their large animals and rained out their crops. Some of the family died from starvation. They are replanting this year.
What cost and benefit of farming is shown in this situation?
(1 point)
Question 1 is wrong it is successful harvest not guaranteed to weather, but more people can cooperate to build better shelters.
Question 4 is also wrong. The answer is enslaved people.
Question, 10 is also wrong. The answer is arrive in Asia; arrive in the Americas
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Describe three ways in which Stone Age humans adapted to their environment during the last ice age in 1 to 2 sentences.
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Stone Age humans adapted to the last ice age environment by developing tools such as spears and harpoons for hunting cold-adapted animals, creating warm clothing from animal fur and hides for insulation, and seeking shelter in caves or constructing temporary structures for protection from the elements.
The domestication of animals contributed to the development of permanent settlements in the following ways:
1. Reliable food supply: Domesticated animals provided a steady source of food through their meat, milk, and eggs. This reduced the dependence on hunting and gathering, allowing early humans to settle in one place and focus on other activities.
2. Agricultural benefits: Domesticated animals played a vital role in agricultural practices. Their manure could be used as fertilizer to improve crop yields, and their pulling power could be harnessed for plowing and transportation, making farming more efficient and productive.
3. Surplus production: The domestication of animals allowed for the production of food surpluses. This surplus not only supported larger populations but also enabled trade with other settlements, leading to the development of economic systems and the growth of specialized professions.
4. Security and defense: Domesticated animals, such as dogs, provided protection and served as early warning systems against potential threats. Their presence deterred predators and intruders, making permanent settlements safer and more secure.
Imagine a family of farmers in the Neolithic Age. They are a multi-generational family living together on a large farm. They have bees, chickens, and other animals and crops that keep them fed. They have several shelters that are sturdy. Last year, however, floods came and took many of their large animals and rained out their crops. Some of the family died from starvation. They are replanting this year.
What cost and benefit of farming is shown in this situation?
(1 point)
Responses
Farming leaves people vulnerable to attack, but needs less land than hunting and gathering.
Farming leaves people vulnerable to attack, but needs less land than hunting and gathering.
Successful harvest not guaranteed due to weather, but more people can cooperate to build better shelters.
Successful harvest not guaranteed due to weather, but more people can cooperate to build better shelters.
Herding animals and planting crops takes a lot of energy, but farming gave new sources of material for clothing.
Herding animals and planting crops takes a lot of energy, but farming gave new sources of material for clothing.
Nomads might come to steal food or animals, but food surpluses lead to specialization of workers.
The correct response is:
Nomads might come to steal food or animals, but food surpluses lead to specialization of workers.
What major change did people make during the Neolithic Agricultural Revolution?
(1 point)
Responses
They began hunting.
They began hunting.
They began trading.
They began trading.
They began gathering.
They began gathering.
They began farming.
The correct response is:
They began farming.
Where did the earliest humans live?
(1 point)