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6 th grade Ancient History Review Early Humans 1 question on the CST

Early Man Early humans were hunter-gatherers. They relied on animals and plants for food. They moved constantly in search of their food. Early farmers used slash and burn techniques. The coming of the Ice Ages caused people to adapt, including developing new clothing. After the Ice Ages, people began to domesticate plants and animals and build mud-brick houses, eventually leading to permanent settlements. Agriculture is the planting of seeds to raise crops. Prehistoric man switched from hunters and gatherers to agrarian societies. Societies started where water was in supply and the people learned irrigation (how to best use or transport water for crops and personal use). They also began to specialize in different activities, including weaving cloth for clothes.

Why did Stone Age people practice slash and burn agriculture? A to fulfill spiritual beliefs B to make irrigation easier C to drive away wild animals D to clear land for farming

Which development most enabled early peoples to form permanent settlements? A advances in agricultural production B the creation of democratic government C the spread of monotheism D advances in written language

Why did hunter-gatherers lead nomadic, or traveling, lives? A They moved on when the soil was used up. B The followed the movements of animals. C They outgrew their villages. D They moved to escape wars.