Usborne History of Britain - Beakers and bronze

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Usborne History of Britain - Beakers and bronze


Usborne History of Britain - Beakers and bronzeVersion en ligne Usborne History of Britain - Beakers and bronze par Vijo Gor 1 What new skill began to spread across Britain around 4,500 years ago? a Metalworking, using copper, gold, and later bronze to make tools and ornaments b Glassblowing, creating colorful jars and beads for trade with distant kingdoms c Weaving silk cloth, which was imported from China and prized by local rulers d Writing scrolls, using ink and paper learned from traders from the Middle East 2 How was metal first made into useful objects? a Large lumps of iron were broken apart using hammers made of steel and concrete b Soft clay was pressed into patterns and left in the sun to harden into sharp tools c Liquids were frozen into shapes before being painted with bright mineral colors d Rocks containing metal were crushed, heated in furnaces, and poured into stone moulds 3 What was bronze, and why was it important? a A rare mineral that grew naturally inside caves and needed no smelting at all b A mixture of copper and other metals, stronger than copper alone and ideal for tools c A form of wood treated with fire to make it as hard as metal for building houses d A new type of stone that could be shaped by hand and polished to a fine shine 4 What may have caused big cultural changes in Britain during this time? a Explorers traveling from Egypt to teach pyramid building and desert survival skills b Traders and possibly invaders arriving from parts of Europe such as Germany and the Netherlands c Fishermen drifting north from the Mediterranean after their islands sank under floods d Farmers migrating from Africa because their crops needed cooler weather to grow 5 What was special about “beakers” in the Bronze Age? a They were small bronze helmets worn by warriors to protect their heads in battle b They were decorated drinking pots used in ceremonies and by wealthy leaders c They were tall jars used to store taxes collected from farmers by local governors d They were magical objects used by priests to tell the future from the stars and moon 6 How did burial customs reveal growing inequality in Bronze Age Britain? a Burials stopped entirely because people believed the dead would rise again soon b Wealthy people were buried alone with beakers, metal tools, and gold ornaments c Only children were buried, while adults were burned and their ashes scattered d Everyone was buried together in large communal pits without any possessions

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Usborne History of Britain - Beakers and bronzeVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What new skill began to spread across Britain around 4,500 years ago?

How was metal first made into useful objects?

What was bronze, and why was it important?

What may have caused big cultural changes in Britain during this time?

What was special about “beakers” in the Bronze Age?

How did burial customs reveal growing inequality in Bronze Age Britain?