People And Forest And Agriculture

Question 1

It is the art and science of cultivating the
soil, growing crops, and raising livestock.

Answer 1

Agriculture

Question 2

It includes the preparation of plant and animal products for people to use and their distribution to markets.

Answer 2

Agriculture

Question 3

The history and development of agriculture is intimately related to the

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Development of Civilization

Question 4

During their early history, human survived as foragers or hunter gatherers (200,000 years) before
the agricultural revolution (10,000–12,000 years ago)

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Prehistoric period

Question 5

They hunted wild animals and gathered wild fruits and roots

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Foragers

Question 6

They are knowledgeable on which plants are
edible and which ones are poisonous

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Early foragers

Question 7

Early foragers diet is consisted of

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2300 calories

Question 8

of it their diet was plant based particularly fruits, roots, and greenery

Answer 8

2/3

Question 9

Agriculture started about in several areas of the
world.

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10 000 years ago

Question 10

An area known as the ‘Fertile Crescent’ of Mesopotamia

Answer 10

Near east

Question 11

often referred to as the birthplace
of agriculture

Answer 11

Fertile Crescent (Near East)

Question 12

Include countries like Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Israel.

Answer 12

Near East

Question 13

among the first inhabitants of the Fertile Crescent,
known for gathering wild grains and hunting animals

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Natufians

Question 14

among the first inhabitants of the Fertile Crescent,
known for gathering wild grains and hunting animals

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Natufians

Question 15

Plants domesticated include wheat,
barley, pea, and lentil, while animals
include goats, sheep, and dogs.

Question 16

Plants domesticated include wheat, barley, pea, and lentil, while animals include goats, sheep, and dogs.

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Near east

Question 17

Numerous excavations have revealed tools, grinding
stones, sickles, and various domesticated plants and
animals, indicating advanced knowledge of agriculture before full adoption.

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Near east

Question 18

Numerous excavations have revealed tools, grinding
stones, sickles, and various domesticated plants and
animals, indicating advanced knowledge of agriculture before full adoption.

Answer 18

Near east

Question 19

Southeast Asia particularly the Yellow and Yangtze river valleys in China

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Far east

Question 20

Southeast Asia particularly the Yellow and Yangtze river valleys in China

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Far east

Question 21

Agricultural practices date back approximately
9,000 years, with early cultivation focusing on millet and wheat.

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Yellow River

Question 22

The region developed advanced irrigation systems and farming techniques to manage the seasonal
flooding of the river, which helped sustain crop production.

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Yellow River

Question 23

focus on rice cultivation due to the region’s favorable climate and abundant rainfall.

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Yangtze River

Question 24

Home of two major civilizations Aztec and Mayan

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Tehuacán Valley (Mexico)

Question 25

The mayan Corn God

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Yam Kaax

Question 26

The corn God in the son of and the husband of

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Tlazolteotl and Xochiquetzal

Question 27

God of Maize

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Centeotl

Question 28

features a diverse climate and varied topography, which made it suitable for different types of agriculture. Its fertile soil, abundant water supply, and a favorable growing season contributed to early agricultural practices.

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Tehuacán Valley

Question 29

located in southern Egypt, along the Nile River.

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Aswan

Question 30

Its climate is predominantly arid, characterized by high temperatures and low rainfall.

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Aswan

Question 31

The agriculture in the aswan started

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5000 years ago

Question 32

developed sophisticated irrigation systems to maximize agricultural production.

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Ancient Egyptian

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practiced crop rotation to maintain soil fertility and maximize yields.

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Ancient Egyptian

Question 34

Farmers in Aswan used simple tools such as

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Wooden plows and sickles

Question 35

characterized by a Mediterranean climate with seasonal rainfall

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Fertile Crescent

Question 36

features a temperate climate with distinct wet and dry seasons

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Yellow River Valley

Question 37

subtropical climate with ample rainfall

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Yangtze River

Question 38

features a semi-arid climate with seasonal rainfall

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Tehuacán Valley

Question 39

features a semi-arid climate with seasonal rainfall

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Tehuacán Valley

Question 40

arid climate with extreme temperatures; relies on Nile flooding for irrigation

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Aswan

Question 41

Extensive irrigation systems, including canals and rice paddies; advanced fertilization methods.

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Yangtze

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Early forms of terrace farming, irrigation, and crop rotation; development of the milpa system (swidden agriculture).

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Tehuacán Valley

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Advanced irrigation systems (including the High Aswan Dam), crop rotation, and the use of floodwaters for agriculture

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Aswan

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Development of irrigation, plowing techniques, and storage facilities.

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Fertile Crescent

Question 45

Terracing, flood control techniques, and the use of animal power for plowing

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Yellow River

Question 46

led to large scale agriculture

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Industrialization

Question 47

It greatly increased areas under cultivation and greatly increased productivity/acre.

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Industrialization

Question 48

allowed the development of large cities, even in ancient times and the exchange of crop plants worldwide

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Increased population growth

Question 49

the Aztecs developed sophisticated irrigation system to expand areas of cultivation and yield

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1100 - 1300

Question 50

the Romans were using crop rotation, manure, grafting, and experimenting with plant varieties

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200 CE