• What is slash-and-burn agriculture?
• What are the technological advances connected with domestication (plant and animal)?
• What is the difference between Mesolithic and Neolithic cultures?
• What is carrying capacity, sedentary?
• Chapter 4: Early farmers in SW Asia or Near East ("Fertile Crescent" including the Levant/Jordanian Valley).
• When was domestication first used?
• Who were the Natufians?
• What are the site characteristic of Jericho in the Levant?
• What is the site in Anatolia, Catalhoyuk, known for?
• Where do we see archaeological evidence of initial ancestor cult in the "Fertile Crescent"?
• What is the archeological evidence that indicate very early public religious practices? (When and where)
• The plow: when was it invented and what were its benefits?

• It is a type of farming that involves cutting and burning of forest or woodland creating a field known as swidden.
• Through technological advances households are able to adopt everyday life. It will see the process of domestication being changed or changing. For example how he pets become part of our family.
• Mesolithic was also known as Middle Stone Age, is the culture stage that was characterized by more innovative and diverse tool compared to the ones found in Paleolithic. Among were chipped stones. Neolithic also known as New Stone Age had polished tools that were used to grind and polish relatively harder rocks.

Step-by-step explanation

• It is a type of farming that involves cutting and burning of forest or woodland creating a field known as swidden.
• Through technological advances households are able to adopt everyday life. It will see the process of domestication being changed or changing. For example how he pets become part of our family.
• Mesolithic was also known as Middle Stone Age, is the culture stage that was characterized by more innovative and diverse tool compared to the ones found in Paleolithic. Among were chipped stones. Neolithic also known as New Stone Age had polished tools that were used to grind and polish relatively harder rocks.
• Carrying capacity is the average population size of species  in a specific natural environment, sedentary work is a definition of a light duty which involves lifting of less than one pound of weight at a time.
• In the mid- 9^th millennium BCE.
• They were complex, semi-sedentary hunter and gatherers and they thoroughly exploited plant resources in Southern Levant. They had a representation of the human cultural behavior transitioning from simple mobile hunters and gatherers to full sedentary farmers.
• The site is 40,000 square meters and a great stone wall over 3.6 meters high and 1.8 meters wide base surrounded it. Inside the hall it contained an internal staircase with 22 stone steps.
• Providing significance evidence of the transition from settled villages to urban agglomeration. I t features unique street less settlement of houses that are clustered with roof access from back to back into the building.
• In the artifacts including tools, decorations and clothing. 
• The pyramid texts evidence of public religion. The exact time when human first become religious is still not known. However the research show religious behavior from around the middle Paleolithic era 45-2000 thousand years ago.
• The first person to invent a plow was Charles Newbold of Burlington County. He received the patent for a cat iron plow in June 1797. It benefited the early farmers since they were able to till large land faster than before, this allowed them to produce more crops in a shorter period.