Early Humans 18-19

The stem 'paleo' refers to something that is

Archaeologists primarily study objects and fossils from the past

What type economy did Neolithic communities have?

Why did many early settlements struggle expand and spread?

Modern humans belong to which group of hominins?

Which would be most important to the survival of an early human?

Some of the earliest humans gathered around fires to eat meals in groups. This shows they were

What major geographic feature did most early neolithic civilization develop near?

Which early human group was first able to control fire?

Why did hunter-gatherers have to move frequently?

Why did hunter-gatherers have to cooperate in social groups?

Why did early ancient civilizations come in contact with one another?

Fresh water, transportation, fertile soil, trade routes and food are all benefits of living?

The stem 'Meso' means

Which factor contributed most to the creation of the first cities?

Australopithecus appeared around 4-5 million yrs ago, stood on two legs and

A surplus of food enable Neolithic people to store food. What problem did this solve?

What were the most necessary factors in the development of early Neolithic civilizations?

An economy determined by the customs of a civilizations ancestors is called:

During the Paleolithic Era, humans developed

The name of this hominin means "handy man"

What was so revolutionary during the Neolithic Era?

Migration had the following impact on early humans

Where have the earliest remains of hominins been found?

Earliest human groups came together for what activity?

Which advances did the most to help the growth of population in the Neolithic Era?

Why did pre-Neolithic nomadic hunter-gatherers have a shorter lifespan than later humans?

The spread of culture and information between civilization is referred to as

What did humans invent and start to use that marked the end of the prehistoric period?

Which of the following was not an innovation of the Mesolithic Era?

Which of the following would not be considered a geographic obstacle?

What was likely a regular part of the life of hunter-gatherers?

Why were Paleolithic populations smaller than Neolithic populations?

What type of art did the earliest humans create?