Ineed a social studies expert! 1. in early civilizations, farming was relied upon to produce surpluses. farmers were expected to get enough food to sustain the city and the city population. which of the following would the people in the city do for the farmer in turn?
a. trade food for specialty items
b. celebrate harvest festivals
c. be for the food the farmers provided
d. teach the farmer to read and write
2. how did the control of fire affect the development of early humans select three answers a. people scared off dangerous animals b. people started baking clay bricks for building. c. people used it to smelt iron. d. people were able to keep light on dark nights. e. people used fire to communicate across mountaintops. f. people cooked meat and plants.
3. in early cities who generally managed the allocation of resources?
a. public works
b. government
c. arts and architecture
d. social classes
4. which shape could you use to describe the structure of social classes in early civilizations? a. circle b. square c. triangle d. pyramid
5. which of the following describes an economy?
a. more food than is needed to feed a group
b. when people are able to spend their time working at one craft of job
c. a system that a community uses to make and give out goods and services
d. a supply of something that can be used as needed
6. on which continent did the earliest humans live?
a. europe
b. africa
c. asia
d. south america
7. which of the following were important resources for early civilizations?
a. hunters and gatherers
b. river valley, seeds, and workers
c. meat, furs, and skins
d. wood, seeds, and people

1) A

2) A, D, F

3) B

4) D

5) C

6) B

7) C

Explanation:

1) The farmers, Royalty, nobility and common folk made different kind of barters, this way the benefit between all the people involved was mutual, the farmers providing the population with food, and the farmers receiving benefits or daily life items.

2) Fire control was the most important prehistorical knowledge the humans could learn, it worked almost for everything, improving the quality of life and lifespan index.

3) The government in old times was authoritarian and absolutist mainly, so all the power, economical benefits, and allocation of resources, were a government responsibility.

4) The pyramid is the most appropriate one, the former social structure was more segregated and differentiated, having at the top of the pyramid to the wealthiest and powerful people, that was not much, and the high majority of population on the bottom floors of it, today we can still see a similar social structure, however today tries to be more equally distributed.

5) ¨a community uses to make and give out goods and services¨ almost fully describes a basic argument of how Economy worked and works on these days.

6) The different archeological studies have told us the truth regarding the Human origins, The first hominids were located in the Ancient Continent, Africa, where the evolution process was succeeded in its maximum expression.

7) Meat, furs, and skins were extremely important in the early civilizations, the harsh weather conditions, and the lack of resources to counter it, made these ¨daily items¨ as fundamental ones, without saying that the meat was their first and elemental part of their diet.

you would times this by how many days there are in a year 365*400=$146000

answer; environmental science;