1.Which feature of civilization helps people manage the use of resources?
(1 point)
Responses
arts and architecture
arts and architecture
established religions
established religions
social classes
social classes
well-organized governments
2.Select the locations of the world's earliest river valley civilizations.
(2 points)
A map of the world is shown. The Amazon (located in South America), Huang He (located in Asia), Indus (located in Asia), Mississippi (located in North America), Nile (located in Africa), Tigris and Euphrates (located in Western Asia), and Volga (located in Europe) rivers are shown.
3.Drag the terms to the boxes in the sentences. Each term may only be used once.
(2 points)
Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse.
The highest social class of early civilizations was held by Response area. The lowest social class consisted of Response area. Groups such as Response area were considered to be part of the middle level of society. Rulers claimed that they were given the right to rule by Response area.
4.Which development directly allowed for the keeping of records?
(1 point)
Responses
cities
cities
job specialization
job specialization
public works
public works
systems of writing
5.Which resources most directly led to the development of early civilizations in river valleys? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
Responses
fertile soil
fertile soil
fresh water
fresh water
metal ores
metal ores
slaves
slaves
stone
6.Which feature of civilizations describes a shared set of spiritual beliefs?
(1 point)
Responses
arts and architecture
arts and architecture
public works
public works
religion
religion
social class
social class
7.Who studies the physical materials of Earth, including rocks and soil?
(1 point)
Responses
archaeologist
archaeologist
anthropologist
anthropologist
geologist
geologist
historian
8.Which traits describe both Homo sapiens and Neanderthals? Select the three correct answers.
(2 points)
Responses
They had complex language skills.
They had complex language skills.
They hunted animals.
They hunted animals.
They had smaller brains than earlier hominids.
They had smaller brains than earlier hominids.
They made tools.
They made tools.
They used fire.
7.Who studies the physical materials of Earth, including rocks and soil?
(1 point)
Responses
archaeologist
archaeologist
anthropologist
anthropologist
geologist
geologist
historian
8.Which traits describe both Homo sapiens and Neanderthals? Select the three correct answers.
(2 points)
Responses
They had complex language skills.
They had complex language skills.
They hunted animals.
They hunted animals.
They had smaller brains than earlier hominids.
They had smaller brains than earlier hominids.
They made tools.
They made tools.
They used fire.
9.Before farming began, how did people dress?
(1 point)
Responses
They bred silkworms to make cloth for clothing.
They bred silkworms to make cloth for clothing.
They made clothing from plant materials like cotton and flax.
They made clothing from plant materials like cotton and flax.
They used thread or yarn made from sheep or yak hair to make clothing.
They used thread or yarn made from sheep or yak hair to make clothing.
They wore animal hides and furs.
They wore animal hides and furs.
i need al the anwsers bot
1. well-organized governments
2. The Nile (located in Africa), Tigris and Euphrates (located in Western Asia), Huang He (located in Asia), Indus (located in Asia)
3. The highest social class of early civilizations was held by nobles/kings. The lowest social class consisted of slaves. Groups such as merchants/traders were considered to be part of the middle level of society. Rulers claimed that they were given the right to rule by gods/divine right.
4. systems of writing
5. fertile soil and fresh water
6. religion
7. geologist
8. They had complex language skills, they hunted animals, they made tools.
9. They wore animal hides and furs.
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Apologies for the error. Here are the correct answers:
1. Which feature of civilization helps people manage the use of resources?
- well-organized governments
2. Select the locations of the world's earliest river valley civilizations.
- The Nile (located in Africa), Tigris and Euphrates (located in Western Asia), Huang He (located in Asia), Indus (located in Asia)
3. Drag the terms to the boxes in the sentences. Each term may only be used once.
- The highest social class of early civilizations was held by nobles/kings.
- The lowest social class consisted of slaves.
- Groups such as merchants/traders were considered to be part of the middle level of society.
- Rulers claimed that they were given the right to rule by gods/divine right.
4. Which development directly allowed for the keeping of records?
- systems of writing
5. Which resources most directly led to the development of early civilizations in river valleys? Select the two correct answers.
- fertile soil
- fresh water
6. Which feature of civilizations describes a shared set of spiritual beliefs?
- religion
7. Who studies the physical materials of Earth, including rocks and soil?
- geologist
8. Which traits describe both Homo sapiens and Neanderthals? Select the three correct answers.
- They had complex language skills.
- They hunted animals.
- They made tools.
9. Before farming began, how did people dress?
- They wore animal hides and furs.
what were the world's earliest river valley civilizations.
The world's earliest river valley civilizations were:
1. Mesopotamia: Located in the fertile valleys of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers in present-day Iraq and Kuwait.
2. Egypt: Located along the Nile River in northeastern Africa.
3. Indus Valley: Located along the Indus River in present-day Pakistan and northwest India.
4. China: Developed along the Yellow River (Huang He) in eastern Asia.
5. Ancient civilizations in the Americas also emerged along river valleys, such as the Olmec and Maya civilizations in Mesoamerica (near the Gulf of Mexico) and the Norte Chico civilization along the Supe River in modern-day Peru.
Which of the following describes a context clue?(1 point)
Responses
dictionary definitions of words included in a text to help the reader understand their meaning
dictionary definitions of words included in a text to help the reader understand their meaning
information in a text that helps the reader understand the meaning of a word
information in a text that helps the reader understand the meaning of a word
descriptions in a text that help the reader picture what the author is describing
descriptions in a text that help the reader picture what the author is describing
phrases in a text that have a meaning other than their literal meanings
phrases in a text that have a meaning other than their literal meanings
1. The feature of civilization that helps people manage the use of resources is "well-organized governments". Well-organized governments can establish laws, regulations, and systems that ensure the proper management and distribution of resources within a society.
2. The locations of the world's earliest river valley civilizations are as follows:
- Huang He (located in Asia)
- Indus (located in Asia)
- Nile (located in Africa)
- Tigris and Euphrates (located in Western Asia)
These river valleys were favorable environments for early civilizations to develop due to the presence of fertile soil, access to water for agriculture, and the transportation and trade opportunities provided by the rivers.
3. The highest social class of early civilizations was held by the "rulers" or "kings". The lowest social class consisted of the "slaves" or "servants". Groups such as "craftsmen" or "merchants" were considered to be part of the middle level of society. Rulers claimed that they were given the right to rule by "the gods" or "divine authority".
4. The development that directly allowed for the keeping of records was "systems of writing". As civilizations became more complex and organized, they needed a way to record important information such as laws, trade records, and historical events. Systems of writing, such as hieroglyphics or cuneiform, provided a means for people to document and communicate this information.
5. The resources that most directly led to the development of early civilizations in river valleys are "fertile soil" and "fresh water". Fertile soil allowed for the growth of crops, which could sustain larger populations and support the development of agricultural societies. Fresh water from rivers provided a reliable source of water for irrigation and drinking, contributing to the success of early civilizations.
6. The feature of civilizations that describes a shared set of spiritual beliefs is "religion". Religion played a central role in ancient civilizations, shaping their moral codes, social structures, and rituals. It provided a framework for understanding the world, explaining natural phenomena, and offering guidance for individual and communal life.
7. The study of the physical materials of Earth, including rocks and soil, is conducted by "geologists". Geologists analyze the composition, structure, and history of rocks and minerals to understand Earth's processes, such as plate tectonics and the formation of natural resources.
8. The traits that describe both Homo sapiens and Neanderthals are:
- They had complex language skills.
- They hunted animals.
- They made tools.
- They used fire.
These traits were essential for survival and adaptation in prehistoric times, enabling both Homo sapiens and Neanderthals to communicate, acquire food, create and use tools, and control fire for various purposes.
9. Before farming began, people dressed in various ways depending on the available resources and climate. Possible options include:
- They made clothing from plant materials like cotton and flax. These plants could be used to weave fibers into fabric for clothing.
- They used thread or yarn made from sheep or yak hair to make clothing. Animal fibers could be spun into threads and woven into fabrics.
- They wore animal hides and furs. The skins of animals could be used to make clothing, providing warmth and protection.
The specific clothing practices varied among different regions and cultures, depending on the local environment and available materials.