Explore the evolution of early human societies in 'Patterns for Resource Use'. This quiz covers the transition from hunter-gatherers to agricultural societies, the impact of tool use, and the origins of farming, assessing understanding of key historical developments and their significance.
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A car that runs on electricity
A cross between to types of plants
A force of energy between atoms
A type of bridge that expands farms
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No
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Primary isolationists
Crop farmers
Hunter-gatherers
Weak and dangerous
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No
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Decidious forests and the tundra
Tropical forests and savannahs
The arctic and the equatorial regions
The desert and the ocean
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Amphibians
Reptiles
Mammals
Dinosaurs
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Mediterrain weather
The lack of pests in the crescent zone
The improvement of cattle stalls
The diversity of agriculture
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Hunting and food preparation
Building and farming
Forest clearing
Deep dea fishing
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Sheep and cows
Adequate food
Clothing and rope
Transportation of of the fertile crescent
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Eastern Europe
United States
Canada
Japan
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Information and communication
Farming and fishing
Computers and software
Machinery and factories
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Gross National Product
Increase in agriculture productivity
Rise in life expectancy
Rise in population growth
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Production of goods from small to large scale
Increase in farming production
Advanced technology applications
Increased demand for corn and wheat
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