Bell ringer #65 Number 1-7 30 seconds per slide. 1. Which of the following dates came before 30BCE? (6.7) A. 50CE B. 25BC C. 45BCE D. 265.

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Bell ringer #65 Number seconds per slide

1. Which of the following dates came before 30BCE? (6.7) A. 50CE B. 25BC C. 45BCE D. 265

2. Which discovery made life less difficult for Paleolithic people? (6.2) A.bronze B. copper C. farming D. fire

3. According to the map, where did early migrate from originally? (6.1) A. Africa B. Asia C.Europe D.North America

4.How did humans live differently once they learned how to grow crops and tame animals that produced food? (6.3) A. People stopped gathering grains. B. People began settling in communities. C. People started building dwelling places that housed a small clan. D. People stopped using stone tools.

5.Taming an animal for use by humans is called (6.4) A.specialization. B.technology. C.domestication. D.encampment.

6. What occurred as a result of an abundant food supply being produced? (6.6) A. domestication of animals B. Division of Labor C. systematic agriculture D. technology

7. Where did the first civilizations arise because of farming conditions? (6.5) A. in the mountains B. near the sea C. in river valleys D. in the desert

Check your answers

1. Which of the following dates came before 30BCE? (6.7) A. 50CE B. 25BC C. 45BCE D. 265

2. Which discovery made life less difficult for Paleolithic people? (6.2) A. bronze B. copper C. farming D. fire

3. According to the map, where did early migrate from originally? (6.1) A. Africa B. Asia C.Europe D.North America

4.How did humans live differently once they learned how to grow crops and tame animals that produced food? (6.3) A. People stopped gathering grains. B. People began settling in communities. C. People started building dwelling places that housed a small clan. D. People stopped using stone tools.

5.Taming an animal for use by humans is called (6.4) A.specialization. B.technology. C.domestication. D.encampment.

6. What occurred as a result of an abundant food supply being produced? (6.6) A. domestication of animals B. Division of Labor C. systematic agriculture D. technology

7. Where did the first civilizations arise because of farming conditions? (6.5) A. in the mountains B. near the sea C. in river valleys D. in the desert

Dec. 8 th Bellwork Check Point #65 Classwork Review chapter 7 test Failing grades will retake on Thursday Chapter three review 2 nd benchmark – Friday, Dec. 12 th