10 Questions
Which crop was domesticated in Southwest Asia and spread to Africa, Europe, and the Indus Valley?
Wheat
What material were the walls of homes made of in ancient settlements?
Mud
Which ancient settlement is one of the oldest farming settlements and had 6,000 people living in 32 acres?
Catalhoyuk
What plants were used to make clothing easier and lighter?
Cotton and flax
What were the main costs associated with farming?
Planting crops and herding
Which of the following is a benefit of farming compared to hunting and gathering?
Farming produced more food than hunting and gathering
What was one of the effects of food surplus in ancient societies?
Specialization in a single craft
What was one of the differences between the ancient city of Uruk and Catalhoyuk?
Uruk had a larger population than Catalhoyuk
Why did ancient cities like Uruk require a well-organized government?
To protect their belongings
What was one of the social effects of food surplus in ancient societies?
Increased social differences
Quiz: The Evolution of Farming and Home Building Discover how farming revolutionized human settlement patterns and explore the diverse crops and techniques used across different regions. From the domestication of wheat in Southwest Asia to the cultivation of rice in China, delve into the fascinating history of agriculture. Additionally, learn about the various methods of home building, such as the use of mud and straw walls and pole roofs. Test your knowledge and broaden your understanding of our ancient ancestors' ingenuity in this enlightening quiz.
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