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Technological changes typical of the Upper Paleolithic include
 
  a. the use of sling shots and bolas
  b. the increased use of bone and antler.
  c. the use of metal.
  d. smelting iron
  e. discovery of gun powder

Question 2

The atlatl
 
  a. is a type of projectile point.
  b. is used for starting fires.
  c. is used to increase the distance of a spear throw.
  d. is a drill.
  e. is used for fishing.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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