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Food foragers do not work as hard as farmers to survive.

Domestication of plants and animals took place in only one part of the world and then spread from there to other parts of the world.

All of the crops grown by Iroquoians are native to Ontario.

The presence of stone walls surrounding mud brick houses in which lived some 400-900 people indicates that Jericho was a Neolithic settlement.

Domesticated animals cannot be distinguished from their wild counterparts.

The Huron, Neutral and Petun are Iroquoian peoples in Ontario who had an agricultural way of life.

Transhumance is a highly ineffective method of food production.

In Ontario, the Princess Point culture comes after the Iroquoian culture.

Food foragers remain as foragers because they do not understand the basic principles behind agriculture.

Iroquoian villages tend to be found on floodplains.

The term "Neolithic" means

The Neolithic grew out of the Mesolithic about _____ years ago.

The __________ is the characteristic Mesolithic tool.

Choose the statement that is INCORRECT about agricultural origins in Ontario.

The change from a soft to a hard stem in early domesticated plants involves a genetic change, a result of what we call _____________, or the preservation of valued variants.

Championed by V. Gordon Childe, the __________ holds that people in Africa and Southwest Asia were forced to rely on collecting wild grasses and seeds, and then had to turn to domestication to provide food for their growing populations

The change from hunter gatherer to agriculture occurred in Ontario       ________________.

The shift from food foraging to domestication of plants and animals

Domestication of plants and animals is more likely to take place in __________

Barley from Southwest Asia had tougher stems by 9,000 years ago, less husk by 8,000 years ago, and more seeds by 7,500 years ago. This means that

The __________ was an Archaic cultures of northeastern North America, centered on the Gulf of St. Lawrence

Vegeculture is _________

Between 9,000 and 3,500 years ago, maize, beans, and squash were cultivated in an environmentally diverse valley in

Approximately 60% of the crops grown today were first domesticated in __________

The _________ is what anthropologist Sidney Mintz calls the phenomena that in all cases, people developed the same categories of foods: a starch accompanied by one or more grain and bean staple.

What was the effect of the Natufian's use of sickles to harvest grain?

The Curator of Ontario Archaeology at the Museum of Civilization is _________________. He has worked in the Eastern, Central and Western Subarctic and the Lower Mackenzie Valley.

In southeastern Turkey there was an increase in pig bones in human trash, coupled with a heavy bias in favour of a very young animals is indicative of a taste for suckling pigs and the beginning of stock management by _____________ years ago.

Comparison of wild and archaeological sunflower seeds from an archaeological site in Ontario __________________.

In China, domestication of ___________ was underway along the middle Yangtze River, by about 11,000 years ago.

While rice is the oldest domesticated plant identified in Southeast Asia, __________ were also domesticated at about the same time.

Vegeculture is the cultivation of domesticated ___________.

The earliest full-fledged farming settlements are found in Southwest Asia and mostly date between __________ years ago.

In addition to the domestication of plants and animals, one of the characteristics of the Neolithic period is the extensive manufacture and use of __________.

Study of plant remains collected by flotation has shown the Iroquois ________.

Match the mode of subsistence to its definition.

Match the site/term/concept.