Exam 9: The Neolithic Revolution: the Domestication of Plants and Animals
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Explain why the widespread use of pottery is,to the archaeologist,a good (but not foolproof)indication of a sedentary community.
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Jared Diamond describes contemporary food foragers as "walking encyclopedias of natural history with individual names for as many as a thousand or more plant and animal species and with detailed knowledge of those species' biological characteristics,distribution,and potential uses."
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As a result of the Irish potato famine,the population of Ireland,through emigration and famine,dropped from:
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As pointed out in your textbook,two anthropologists remark," an overall decline in the quality-and probably in the length-of human life associated with the adoption of agriculture."
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All of the following were associated with the Neolithic populations except:
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A large proportion of most sedentary prehistoric populations undergoing intensive agricultural development suffered chronic and life-threatening malnutrition and disease.
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Name three diseases that were passed from animals to humans as a result of living in close quarters following the Neolithic.
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Which is a term applied to an evolutionary process whereby humans modify,either intentionally or unintentionally,the genetic makeup of a population of plants or animals?
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Global food distribution is of great concern to virologists because:
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There are various correlations between human biology and domestication.Which of the following is not correct?
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Neolithic farmers were also house builders,no longer living in caves.
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-Sixty percent of the crops grown in the world today were invented by__________________,who not only remain the developers of the world's largest array of nutritious foods,but are also the primary contributors to the world's varied cuisines.
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What types of material culture were produced during the Neolithic? How do these artifacts indicate a sedentary community?
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How did Neolithic people use pottery? What material artifacts were made using this technique?
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Nomadic groups frequently buried their dead in the same location.
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