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Chapter 3 Early Humans and Agricultural Revolution
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Chapter 3 Early Humans and Agricultural Revolution
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NOMADS
people who move from place to place as a group to find food for themselves.
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8000bc to 2000bc
During this period early humans began to develop tools. As they started to migrate across the globe this helped them survive in different areas
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Hunters and Gathers
Finding Food - Men and Women had different roles. Women Gathered and the Men hunted wild animals
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Stone Age
The early periods of recorded human life. The Named due to the tools and weapons early humans used.
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Paleolithic Period
The first part of the stone age. Started 2.5 Millions years ago and ended in 8000 BC
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Communication
Early man paintings now called Paleolithic Art in Caves
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ICE AGE
long periods of extreme cold that affected the earth. The temperatures where a threat to human survival.
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Ice Age Migration
The ice sheets created strips of dry land that connected the continents and led to constant travel among clans.
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Multiple Choice
To share information with someone
systematic agriculture
locate
Paleolithic
communicate
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Multiple Choice
The organized growing of food on a regular schedule called,_________ allowed people to produce a constant food supply.
shrines
farming
systematic agriculture
river valley
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Multiple Choice
People who move from place to place regularly.
technology
domesticate
nomads
specialization
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Multiple Choice
What do historians call the general early people of human history?
Ancient Age
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Stone Age
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Multiple Choice
to tame animals for human use.
technology
domesticate
nomads
specialization
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Multiple Choice
The organized growing of food on a regular schedule
specialization
construct
systematic agriculture
Neolithic Age
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Multiple Choice
tools and methods to perform task.
technology
domesticate
nomads
specialization
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Multiple Choice
Long periods of extreme cold that affected all of Earth. Glaciers covered much of the land
Bronze Age
Ice Ages
Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Age
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Multiple Choice
Relating to the earliest period of the Stone Age. In Greek it means "old stone".
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Neolithic Age
Bronze Age
Paleolithic Age
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