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A set of fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering the transition from Neolithic farming to the rise of civilizations through surplus production.
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Small farming communities began to appear during the __________ Revolution.
Neolithic (Agricultural)
Unlike mobile hunting and gathering, farming forced people to __________ in one place.
settle
Villages remained small as long as they practiced __________ agriculture, producing only enough for their own needs.
subsistence
The founding of the earliest cities was primarily made possible by __________ production.
surplus
Surplus production allows for __________ __________, where people devote their lives to work other than farming.
occupational specialization
The need to keep trade records as human societies expanded was the primary driver for the creation of __________ __________.
writing systems
Population increases with surplus because better nutrition allows more children to reach __________.
adulthood
The development of surplus requires a __________ __________ or government of some kind.
supervising authority
One of the four main elements of civilization is a division of labor, also known as __________ __________.
specialized occupations
Along with cities and government, a __________ system is a main element of civilization made possible by surplus.
records-keeping