Topic 1, Lesson 3: Developing Complex Cultures

humanism

naturalism

spiritualism

animism

Life changes some.

Life changes completely.

Life changes a little.

Life does not change.

to use raw materials

to learn a craft

to practice new skills

to make life easier

They were more flavorful.

They were a reliable food supply.

They made it easier to migrate.

They wanted to live in a variety of environments.

to take a pop quiz

to migrate across land bridges

to spread out to become inhabitants of almost every land area of the world?

to paint super cool pictures of animals deep in caves

somebody who is not mad

somebody who lives in one place their whole life

somebody who makes pictures of hands on caves

people who move from place to place with their herds of animals.

to use complex language to communicate

to believe in spirits in the after life

to bury their dead in such a way that shows that the people were valued

to change the growth of plants or behavior of animals in ways that are useful for humans.

potential

reliable

domesticate

nomad

Stone Age

Paleolithic Era

Neolithic Era

Neolithic Agricultural Revolution

Old Stone Age

New Stone Age

Middle Stone Age

Awesome in ancient Greek

people learned to sharpen arrow tips with fire.

writing began.

farming began.

drawing began.

Domesticating animals and farming.

The invention of gunpowder so they could hunt better.

The revolutionary new iPhone.

Making stone hammers and hatchets.

sheep

cats

wolves/dogs

chickens

religion

government

writing systems

social structure

You need to find more food now.

You have just enough food.

You need to go shopping

You have more food than you need.

agriculture

horticulture

agribusiness

monoculture

irrigation

cultivation

transhumance

domestication

Door to door evangelist

Living in a pasture

A form of agriculture based on herding domesticated animals

A cool new coffee shop

Migration

Domestication

Prehistory

Pastoralism