Question

chapter 2 extra credit and review
cultural hearth a. corn
surplus b. writer
metallurgy c. potters, toolmaker; weaver; metalworker
scribe d. english is spoken all over the world as a first or second language.
maize e. catalhoyuk; banpo; oaxaca; faiyum
clan f. leaders who create, enforce and interpret laws in a society
record keeping g. getting what you need usually without money by exchanging goods
government h. documenting or storing information
staple i. bradenton; tampa; miami
specialized workers j. a dominant crop
cultural diffusion k. more than what is needed
cities l. art of working to create things with metals
trade m. family unit

Explanation:

1. cultural hearth: These are areas where civilizations first developed and spread their culture. Catalhoyuk, Banpo, Oaxaca, Faiyum are examples of cultural hearths. So it matches E.
2. surplus: It means having more than what is needed. So it matches K.
3. metallurgy: It is the art of working with metals to create things. So it matches L.
4. scribe: A scribe is a writer. So it matches B.
5. maize: Maize is corn, a dominant crop. So it matches A.
6. clan: A clan is a family - unit. So it matches M.
7. record keeping: It involves documenting or storing information. So it matches H.
8. government: Leaders who create, enforce and interpret laws in a society are part of the government. So it matches F.
9. staple: A staple is a dominant crop. So it matches J.
10. specialized workers: Potters, tool - maker, weaver, metalworker are examples of specialized workers. So it matches C.
11. cultural diffusion: It is the spread of culture, like English being spoken all over the world as a first or second language. So it matches D.
12. cities: Bradenton, Tampa, Miami are cities. So it matches I.
13. trade: Getting what you need usually without money by exchanging goods is trade. So it matches G.

Answer:

1. E. Catalhoyuk; Banpo; Oaxaca; Faiyum
2. K. more than what is needed
3. L. art of working to create things with metals
4. B. writer
5. A. corn
6. M. family unit
7. H. documenting or storing information
8. F. leaders who create, enforce and interpret laws in a society
9. J. a dominant crop
10. C. potters, toolmaker; weaver; metalworker
11. D. English is spoken all over the world as a first or second language.
12. I. Bradenton; Tampa; Miami
13. G. getting what you need usually without money by exchanging goods