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Bair--Stone Ages
Paleolithic vs. Neolithic periods
Question | Answer |
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What factor was the main reason for so many changes during the Neolithic period? | The development of agriculture |
Agriculture provided a stable _______? | Food supply |
How did people get their food during the Paleolithic period? | By hunting animals and gathering plants |
How did people get their food during the Neolithic period? | By farming land and herding animals |
What type of shelter did people have during the Paleolithic period? | Caves and tents |
Neolithic houses were made of what? | Mud mixed with stones and tree branches |
Describe Paleolithic communities. | Band of 20-60 people wandering from place to place. |
Describe Neolithic communities. | Settlements were larger and more permanent. |
What job(s) did people have during the Paleolithic period? | Only job was to find food for survival. |
What job(s) did people have during the Neolithic period? | They had specialized jobs such as sewing, building, tool-making, weaving, and trading. |
What type of expert would be most interested in studying trade routes? | A geographer. |
Why were doorways put up high in the walls of homes? | To protect people from animal attacks. |
What was the greatest benefit when people began farming? | They had a stable food supply. |
The Neolithic Age, also called the New Stone Age, began with what discover? | Farming/Agriculture |
Why did people live in larger communities during the Neolithic Age than in earlier times? | They could grow enough food to support more people. |
If you were a Neolithic trader, what most likely happened as you traveled and traded? | You found out how other groups lived and shared ideas and knowledge. |
Neolithic means _________________. | New Stone Age |
Paleolithic means _____________________. | Old Stone Age |
How did clothing improve during the Neolithic period? | Rough animals skins were replaced with lightweight wool, cotton and silk clothing. |
Define irrigation. | A means of bringing water to the land. |