Before 11,000 B.C.E..,virtually All Human Societies Were

question 13

Multiple Choice

Before 11,000 B.C.E..,virtually all human societies were:

• A) engaged in settled agriculture to produce crop surpluses for the gods.
• B) able to use metal tools for arts, crafts, and building.
• C) using men to do the hunting and women to do the gathering.
• D) nomadic, moving incessantly in search of limited food.
• E) settled in agricultural communities.

Learn about the cultural and philosophical underpinnings of movements such as futurism and their creators' contributions to modern art and literature.

Understand the evolution and diversification of labor movements, including the division between Marxist and reform socialists, and how unions shaped labor rights and policies.

Understand the basics of designing descriptive/correlational studies in psychology.

Identify and analyze dependent variables in psychological research.

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Definitions:

Cleavage

A geological term referring to the tendency of minerals to break along flat, parallel planes of weakness in their crystal structure.

Joints

Innate cracks or splits in rock formations that occur without any shift, typically due to how the rock reacts to pressure.

Mid-Ocean Ridges

Underwater mountain systems formed by plate tectonics, consisting of various mountains linked in chains.

Contact Metamorphism

Contact metamorphism occurs when rocks are heated to high temperatures and sometimes subjected to increased pressures due to the close proximity of magma or lava, without melting the rock completely.