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True-False Questions

True-False Questions
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This activity contains 10 questions.

	By 1500, the Neolithic revolution was complete in North America, Africa, and Eurasia.    True  False

	By 1300, some Iroquoian peoples were building forts and making military alliances with other tribes.    True  False

	The Archaic period was characterized by high population growth.    True  False

	Coastal people of the Pacific Northwest learned to make nets and fishhooks.    True  False

	The most telling aspect of the Poverty Point earthworks was the ability to divert so much human labor from hunting and gathering.    True  False

	Teotihuacán had a population of roughly 100,000.    True  False

	The first human beings emerged in northern Europe, more than two million years ago.    True  False

	Poverty Point was abandoned after about 100 years.    True  False

	Clovis hunters are named after the unique tent formations they used while hunting game.    True  False

	The primary difference between similar peoples in what is now the U.S. and Canada and the classic civilizations of Mesoamerica and South America was corn.    True  False

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