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Final Jeopardy Applause Chapters 3 and 4 Chapters 3 and 4 MISC. 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500

How did people in the Paleolithic Age get their food? A 100

By hunting and gathering A 100

What change began the Neolithic Age, about 8000 B. C. E. ? A 200

farming A 200

The Neolithic Age ended about 3000 B. C. E. , with the discovery of how to… A 300

Make metal tools A 300

Why was the Fertile Crescent the site of many early settlements? A 400

The soil was good for crops A 400

What was the greatest benefit to people when early farmers began to raise plants and animals? A 500

They had a stable food supply A 500

One animal that was domesticated mainly for meat and milk was… B 100

goat B 100

Archaeologists have found houses in which the doorways were built high up on the walls. What was the most likely reason for this? B 200

People wanted to be safe from wild animals or enemies B 200

Why did people in the Neolithic Age live together in larger groups, compared with earlier times? B 300

They could grow enough food to support more people. B 300

New ways of cooking food in clay-lined pits was a result of… B 400

Building permanent shelters B 400

How did dividing up the work help communities produce more to meet their needs? B 500

Individuals developed a variety of skills B 500

Archaeologists have found decorated pottery and polished stones. What does this suggest about Neolithic people? C 100

they cared about beauty. C 100

• • Spinners • Weavers Basket Makers • Toolmakers Are all examples of? C 200

Specialization in Catal Hoyuk C 200

Why did Neolithic people trade? C 300

To get resources they lacked C 300

DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400

How did Neolithic people make stronger tools? C 400

They got special materials such as obsidian form other areas. C 400

Mesopotamia is also called C 500

The land between two rivers C 500

Why were Sumerian communities called city-states? D 100

Each of them had its own ruler and farmland. D 100

The environment of Sumer was (land weather)… D 200

Low and flat, with little rain D 200

Why were Neolithic people able to farm in the foothills of the Zagros Mountains? D 300

The region had plenty of rain. D 300

What development caused food shortages in the Zagros foothills? D 400

Increase in population D 400

What solution did people in the Zagros foothills find to fix the problem of food shortages? D 500

Moving to the south D 500

A factor that made farming difficult in the area of Sumer… E 100

Lack of rainfall E 100

Why did the rivers flood in the spring? E 200

Snow melted in the mountains where the river began. E 200

What was the chief purpose of dams and reservoirs? E 300

To store water for later use E 300

Why was a levee built in ancient Sumer? E 400

To prevent floods E 400

Why was silt a problem for the people of Sumer? E 500

It clogged the irrigation canals E 500

Why did the villages of Sumer depend on each other? F 100

They cooperated to keep the water systems working F 100

What natural resource did Sumerians use to build strong walls? F 200

Bricks made of mud F 200

The people of Sumer constructed moats to? F 300

Protect cities from attack F 300

What does Mr. Meakim’s Brother do? F 400

He runs a CST F 400

Who was the 36 th President of the U. S. and blamed for the War in Vietnam? F 500

LBJ F 500

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From the period of 3500 – 3000 B. C. E. , Sumerian farming villages became… Click on screen to continue

Self-governing cities Click on screen to continue

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