OCN Exam 3 with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
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There was an area within the Fertile Crescent where most of the technological advancements
occurred called the Garden Square ✔Correct Answer-False
Why is Göbekli Tepe so important? ✔Correct Answer-It shows collaboration between different
HFG groups as a communal ritual site.
It may provide a connection to the development of written language.
The artwork features the human form rather than just animals.
Sedentism, or staying in one place rather than moving with the seasons, was the result of the
development of agriculture. ✔Correct Answer-False
Check ALL that apply; The Natufians ✔Correct Answer-A. were egalitarian hunter-gatherers
B. developed the first sedentary society
C. lived in the Levant region
D. lived 13,000 - 10,500 years ago in the Mesolithic
Studies of mouse molars from wild versus house mice revealed that: ✔Correct Answer-
Hunter-gatherers alternated between nomadic and sedentary lifestyles for thousands of years
before settling into agriculture.
What is the correct sequence of events? ✔Correct Answer-Hunter-Fisher-Gatherer,
Sedentism, Farming
What allowed for sedentary behavior? ✔Correct Answer-Dependable access to wild game and
plants
A warmer, more stable climate
The transition to sedentism led to more community or tribe-oriented societies with less social
hierarchy. ✔Correct Answer-False
The Younger Dryas was a small ice age that occured 13,000 years ago and lasted for 1,000 years.
✔Correct Answer-True
What is the correct sequence of events that contributed to the Younger Dryas? ✔Correct
Answer-1. The melting of the Laurentide ice sheet
2. The melting of glacial dams containing Agassiz Lake
, 3. A mega flood of fresh water running into the Arctic Ocean
4. Partially fresh water from the Arctic mixing with the Atlantic Ocean
5. The slowing or stopping of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) which
transports heat from the tropics
6. A 1,000 year long drought
Please check all that apply. Why is it important to understand the cause and impacts of the
Younger Dryas? ✔Correct Answer-A. To understand the transition to agriculture in our
ancestral history
B. To predict the impact of current continental ice melt
C. To know that climate changes can occur quickly
D. To understand the sustainability and survival of human civilization
The benefits of farming were so abundant and apparent that HFGs switched to farming
immediately when the technology was developed. ✔Correct Answer-False
What is the paradox of farming/food production? ✔Correct Answer-Farming communities
were less well nourished than HFGs because human population densities rose slightly more
steeply than did the availability of food.
Which statement is false? ✔Correct Answer-Around the world, beer was discovered
accidentally while people were collecting grains to make bread.
Please check all that apply. How did the advent of agriculture radically change human cultural
evolution? ✔Correct Answer-A. People began to see themselves as caretakers of the world
rather than part of nature.
B. A food surplus allowed for advancements in technology, arts, and trade.
C. People began to value and take ownership of objects and property.
What was NOT an impact of the Agricultural Revolution? ✔Correct Answer-More diverse diets
The relative scale of environmental manipulation was equivalent for HFGs and farming/herding
communities. ✔Correct Answer-False
Mesopotamia is a Greek term that means "the land between rivers". The two rivers were the
Nile River and Euphrates River. ✔Correct Answer-False
How did civilizations adapt to the unpredictable floodings of the rivers? ✔Correct Answer-A.
They built large reservoir dams to store water.
B. They used water lifts to transport water to flood furrowed fields.
C. They used sluices and diversion ditches to drain fields.
An agricultural society dependent on the rivers made them vulnerable to enemies who were
situated upstream. ✔Correct Answer-True
Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
There was an area within the Fertile Crescent where most of the technological advancements
occurred called the Garden Square ✔Correct Answer-False
Why is Göbekli Tepe so important? ✔Correct Answer-It shows collaboration between different
HFG groups as a communal ritual site.
It may provide a connection to the development of written language.
The artwork features the human form rather than just animals.
Sedentism, or staying in one place rather than moving with the seasons, was the result of the
development of agriculture. ✔Correct Answer-False
Check ALL that apply; The Natufians ✔Correct Answer-A. were egalitarian hunter-gatherers
B. developed the first sedentary society
C. lived in the Levant region
D. lived 13,000 - 10,500 years ago in the Mesolithic
Studies of mouse molars from wild versus house mice revealed that: ✔Correct Answer-
Hunter-gatherers alternated between nomadic and sedentary lifestyles for thousands of years
before settling into agriculture.
What is the correct sequence of events? ✔Correct Answer-Hunter-Fisher-Gatherer,
Sedentism, Farming
What allowed for sedentary behavior? ✔Correct Answer-Dependable access to wild game and
plants
A warmer, more stable climate
The transition to sedentism led to more community or tribe-oriented societies with less social
hierarchy. ✔Correct Answer-False
The Younger Dryas was a small ice age that occured 13,000 years ago and lasted for 1,000 years.
✔Correct Answer-True
What is the correct sequence of events that contributed to the Younger Dryas? ✔Correct
Answer-1. The melting of the Laurentide ice sheet
2. The melting of glacial dams containing Agassiz Lake
, 3. A mega flood of fresh water running into the Arctic Ocean
4. Partially fresh water from the Arctic mixing with the Atlantic Ocean
5. The slowing or stopping of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) which
transports heat from the tropics
6. A 1,000 year long drought
Please check all that apply. Why is it important to understand the cause and impacts of the
Younger Dryas? ✔Correct Answer-A. To understand the transition to agriculture in our
ancestral history
B. To predict the impact of current continental ice melt
C. To know that climate changes can occur quickly
D. To understand the sustainability and survival of human civilization
The benefits of farming were so abundant and apparent that HFGs switched to farming
immediately when the technology was developed. ✔Correct Answer-False
What is the paradox of farming/food production? ✔Correct Answer-Farming communities
were less well nourished than HFGs because human population densities rose slightly more
steeply than did the availability of food.
Which statement is false? ✔Correct Answer-Around the world, beer was discovered
accidentally while people were collecting grains to make bread.
Please check all that apply. How did the advent of agriculture radically change human cultural
evolution? ✔Correct Answer-A. People began to see themselves as caretakers of the world
rather than part of nature.
B. A food surplus allowed for advancements in technology, arts, and trade.
C. People began to value and take ownership of objects and property.
What was NOT an impact of the Agricultural Revolution? ✔Correct Answer-More diverse diets
The relative scale of environmental manipulation was equivalent for HFGs and farming/herding
communities. ✔Correct Answer-False
Mesopotamia is a Greek term that means "the land between rivers". The two rivers were the
Nile River and Euphrates River. ✔Correct Answer-False
How did civilizations adapt to the unpredictable floodings of the rivers? ✔Correct Answer-A.
They built large reservoir dams to store water.
B. They used water lifts to transport water to flood furrowed fields.
C. They used sluices and diversion ditches to drain fields.
An agricultural society dependent on the rivers made them vulnerable to enemies who were
situated upstream. ✔Correct Answer-True
