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1. Why were small groups of humans better suited to survival in the Paleolithic Age?
2. What tasks were commonly done by men in agricultural communities?
3. Which statement best describes the multiregional evolution model?
4. What was an advantage of adopting agriculture?
5. What was an advantage of adopting agriculture?
6. What Neolithic settlements were the first to develop rice agriculture?
7. Which phrase best describes Acheulean tools?

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