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Identify the place where the Neolithic site Daojali Hading is located.

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Social Science>History>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding
Distinguish between the following: Food gatherer and food producer.
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Social Science>History>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding
The new metal used by the Aryans was _____.
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Apart from food, what are the other things that could have been obtained from animals? What are animals used for today?
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Social Science>History>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding
During the Neolithic period, early man invented the wheel and pottery, learnt farming and settled down in villages. We find certain values inherent in human beings and cherished by them since the Stone Age brought about these changes and helped in the march of civilization. Discuss these values.
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Which animals did the New Stone Age man tame first? How did they prove useful?
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Which of the following animals were used for domestication?
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Give reason:

Man domesticated animals.

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Why do people who grow crops have to stay in the same place for a long time?
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Bronze is an alloy obtained by mixing _____.
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The name _____ was given to the nomadic people who lived on the subcontinent two million years ago. (hunter-gatherers/ farmers)

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Describe how the stone age man turned from 'food-gatherer' to 'food producer'.
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What is the importance of the discovery of agriculture in history?
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The process of domestication began about _____ years ago. (12000/ 200)

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Social Science>History>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding
Agriculture led to a settled life.
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Can you think of any reasons why the dog was perhaps the first animal to be tamed?
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Wheat and _____ were the first crops to be domesticated. (Barley/ Pulses)
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Look at these two sets of teeth. Which do you think belongs to a wild pig and a domesticated one?

 

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Social Science>History>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding
List three ways in which the lives of farmers and herders would have been different from those of hunter-gatherers.
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When people began growing plants, they had to stay in the same place for a long time.

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In what ways did the domestication of animals help early man?