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| What early people look for in a place to settle | A location near enough food and fresh water |
| One reason that nomads settled and became farmers | People discovered how to plant their own food and develop a stable food supply |
| Two human developments that led to people living in villages during the Neolithic Era (New Stone Age) | The domestication of animals and farming. |
| Why we rely on bones and archeological artifacts to learn about the people of the Stone Ages | The people of the Stone Ages left no written records about themselves, since these were times of pre-history. |
| How prehistoric artists dealt with the uneven surfaces of the cave | They included uneven surfaces as part of their artwork. |
| The effect that the development of the spear-thrower lever and flint-tipped spear had on early humans | They increased chances for survival |
| Two causes of the Neolithic Revolution | The domestication of plants and animals |
| During the Neolithic Revolution, the production of a surplus of food allowed for these apsects of civilization | Trade and specialization |
| A statement that best defines the turning point represented by the Neolithic Revolution | The shift from food gathering to food producing |
| This is what caused patterns of human migration | Following the movement patterns of animals as a food source |
| How early humans were able to migrate from Asia to North America | During the ice ages, the ocean levels dropped and exposed a land bridge. |
| Ice sheets located in Europe and North America in paleolithic times made... | it impossible for people to live in those areas. |
| What melting glaciers in the last Ice Age caused | A rise in sea levels |
