Chapter 6 Student Quiz

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. During the early Neolithic in northern Europe, most subsistence was in the form of:

Hunting-gathering-foraging. correct incorrect

Locally domesticated plants. correct incorrect

Locally domesticated animals. correct incorrect

Trade with farmers to the south. correct incorrect

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. Archaeological evidence shows that Stonehenge was used as:

A gathering site for war parties. correct incorrect

A seasonal residence during the summers. correct incorrect

A grave site associated with cremations correct incorrect

Large-scale agricultural production. correct incorrect

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. Archaeologists theorize that migration of farmers from the southeast of Europe into northwest Europe was driven by:

Expansionist political regimes. correct incorrect

Farmers' higher fertility rates and need for land. correct incorrect

The universal human desire for exploration. correct incorrect

Relative weakness of military equipment in Europe. correct incorrect

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. Along the Mediterranean coast, the progression of the Neolithic:

Occurred universally at the same time. correct incorrect

Progressed at a steady pace. correct incorrect

Proceeded by "leapfrogging" that skipped certain areas. correct incorrect

Was limited by the speed of mules and donkeys. correct incorrect

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. The site of Passo di Corvo in Italy is an example of:

Linnear Pottery Culture correct incorrect

Cardial Ware Culture correct incorrect

Funnel Beaker Culture correct incorrect

Bronze Age Culture correct incorrect

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. Farmers spreading into northwestern Europe via the Danube route were part of:

Linnear Pottery Culture correct incorrect

Cardial Ware Culture correct incorrect

Funnel Beaker Culture correct incorrect

Bronze Age Culture correct incorrect

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. Linnear Pottery Culture in central and northern Europe was replaced by:

Linnear Pottery Culture correct incorrect

Cardial Ware Culture correct incorrect

Funnel Beaker Culture correct incorrect

Bronze Age Culture correct incorrect

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. A famous arrangement of 3000 menhirs in France is:

Carnac correct incorrect

Causeway Enclosure correct incorrect

Le Dolmen Grande correct incorrect

Hambledon Hill correct incorrect

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. A circle of menhirs surrounded by a bank and ditch is known as a:

Coloseum correct incorrect

Kiva correct incorrect

Circummenhira correct incorrect

Henge correct incorrect

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. During the Bronze Age, bronze implements were:

Common throughout the Early, Middle, and Late periods correct incorrect

Common in the Early period, but became less common as the Bronze Age advanced. correct incorrect

Rare in the Early period, but became more common as the Bronze Age advanced. correct incorrect

Common among farmers, but rare among elites. correct incorrect

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. Which of the following was a common trade item during the Bronze Age?

Farming implements. correct incorrect

Pottery correct incorrect

Iron ore correct incorrect

Tin ore correct incorrect

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. The key raw material for producing bronze implements is:

Tin and copper ore. correct incorrect

Iron ore. correct incorrect

Bronze ore. correct incorrect

Copper and lead ore. correct incorrect

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. In Hallstatt Culture, pre-urban centers controlled by elites are known as:

Chiefdoms. correct incorrect

Cities. correct incorrect

Princely seats. correct incorrect

Necropolises correct incorrect

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. La Tène Culture was brought to an end by:

The introduction of iron. correct incorrect

The introduction of bronze. correct incorrect

The construction of oppida. correct incorrect

The Roman conquest of Europe. correct incorrect