Hello,
I really need help i used another site and they gave me the wrong help and now i have a really low grade.
i have 10 questions
1- Jericho's status as the first city with a wall indicates that
A-it was the first city built during old stone age
B-it was the first time concrete was used as a building material
C-it had a govenment that could organizeconstruction projects*
D-it was the first time a wall was used to connect to cities
2-why was it nececssary for early humans to move from one to another
A-to gain control of more territory
B-to flee from dangerous diseases
C-to find new places to trade goods
D-to hunt herds of migrating animals*
3-what was a major impact of the meolithic revolution
A-male family mebers becameleaeders
B-an econmic system based upon baetering developed
C-food surpluss led to population growth*
D-warriors learned how to make weapons
4-which of the following terms is the process of crating a set of artifacts based on the idea that older artifacts are found deeper in the ground then newer artifacts
A-relative dating*
B-archaeology
C-anthropology
D-abe dating
5- a thesis statement regarding the effects of the meolithic revolution would most likly connect wich two word select all that apply
civilization*
conflict
farming*
slavery
trade
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6-Which of the following locations would offer the best archaeological evidence in support of a thesis statement regarding the effects of the neolithic revolution
A-jericho*
B-lake turkana
C-mesopotamia
D-old Gorge
7-read the text then choode the best answer
For the first time, individuals began to specialize in certain jobs some became artsans or skilled crafts people and made pottery or finely carved or woven goods amonge the crafts developedd in cities metalworking was particularly important people learned to make tools and weapons first out of cooper and later out of bronze a durable mixture of cooper and tin
-the specialization described in this text was charaterisics of
A-the old stone age
B-early civilizatio
C-homo habilis *
D-nomads
8-cultural diffusion among early civilization occured though which conditions select all that apply
migration*
nomadism
trade*
warfare*
9-which of these activitys would an archaeologist likly be found doing select all that apply
measuring the walls in an ancient city*
analizing the types of wheat found in a village
photographing ancient stone weapons*
uncovering the buried remains of a mummy
extracting dna from peices of animal bone
datinf the rocks near an ancient city*
which of these would be the best evidence to use to determine the age of an artifacct found in a cav
A-bones found near the artifact
B-pottery found in another part of the cave
C-paintings found on the walls near the artifact
D-stone tools faound scattered throughout the cave *
Is 3 B ? @writeacher
Yes, the Neolithic revolution did lead to surplus food production.
<<The Neolithic Revolution was a fundamental change in the way people lived. The shift from hunting & gathering to agriculture led to permanent settlements, the establishment of social classes, and the eventual rise of civilizations. The Neolithic Revolution is a major turning point in human history.>>
To answer the first five questions, here is a breakdown of how to arrive at the correct answers:
1. Jericho's status as the first city with a wall indicates that:
- To determine the correct answer, we need to understand why Jericho having a wall is significant. Researching the history of ancient cities and their development can help in finding the answer.
- Option C, "it had a government that could organize construction projects," seems like the most plausible answer as it correlates with the construction of a wall as a large-scale project.
2. Why was it necessary for early humans to move from one place to another:
- To find the answer, it is important to consider the factors that influenced early human migration. Researching the lifestyle and circumstances of early humans can help determine the correct answer.
- Option D, "to hunt herds of migrating animals," seems to be the most logical answer as early humans relied on hunting for sustenance, and following migrating animals would provide a consistent food source.
3. A major impact of the Neolithic Revolution:
- To find the answer, we must analyze the effects of the Neolithic Revolution, especially on societies and human life during that time period.
- Option C, "food surplus led to population growth," aligns with the idea that the transition from nomadic hunting-gathering to settled farming communities during the Neolithic Revolution led to an increase in food production, resulting in population growth.
4. The process of creating a set of artifacts based on the idea that older artifacts are found deeper in the ground than newer artifacts:
- Understanding the methods used in archaeological excavations and the principles of relative and absolute dating can help answer this question.
- Option A, "relative dating," matches the given description as it is a technique used to determine the age of artifacts in relation to each other based on their position in the ground.
5. A thesis statement regarding the effects of the Neolithic Revolution would most likely connect which two words:
- Analyzing the major impacts or consequences of the Neolithic Revolution can help in identifying the key themes or areas it influenced.
- Based on the provided options, "civilization" and "farming" seem most relevant as the transition from a nomadic lifestyle to settled agricultural communities played a significant role in the development of early civilizations.
These steps can help you understand the reasoning behind the correct answers and ensure you arrive at the accurate solution for each question.
1. I agree.
2. If "early humans" means pre-neolithic age, then I agree.
3 and 5 -- the word is Neolithic (not meolithic)
http://www.google.com/search?q=neolithic+revolution&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS705US707&oq=neolithi&aqs=chrome.1.0l2j69i57j0l3.8926j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Read lots and let us know if you are keeping your current answers or changing your mind.
4. I agree.