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Paleolithic/Neolithic Vocabulary
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Which word means able to walk upright on two legs?
nomads
opposable thumbs
bipedal
fossil
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New Stone Age 8,000 BCE - 3, 000 BCE
Middle Ages
Ancient Rome
Neolithic Era
Paleolithic Era
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Old Stone Age2.5 Million Years Ago - 8, 000 BCE
Neolithic Era
Middle Earth
Paleolithic Era
MIddle Ages
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Groups of 25-75 people who move from place to place hunting and gathering food.
Clans
Nomads
Villages
Herds
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Which best describes Pre-History...
The time before the wheel
The time before humans could talk
The time before facebook
The time before the invention of writing
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movement of people and animals (usually to follow food sources)
Afroeurasia
Migration
Pre-History
Camping
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Which human characteristic allowed early humans to grasp & create tools and artifacts?
voice
bipedal
opposable thumbs
nomads
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fire, stone tools, and cave art are all examples of Paleolithic/Neolithic
Achievements & Technology
Religion
Politics
Social Structure
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Bones of hominids and other animals
DNA
Hemispheres
Artifacts
Fossils
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Tools, Jewelry, or other things made by humans
Bones
Pre-History
Artifacts
Fossils
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A group of people's way of life
Achievements
Culture
Politics
Religion
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Which compares and contrasts this fossil of an early hominid with modern homo sapiens sapiens?
The same size, only modern humans have an opposable thumb
The fossil is smaller & has an opposable thumb too.
Modern humans have stronger joints.
They both have 5 digits.
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Before agriculture & domestication of animals humans got food by...
only scavenging
hunting & gathering
grocery stores
stealing from animals
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What makes hominids different from other mammals?
opposable thumbs
bipedal
bipedial & opposable thumbs
extra layer of fat for warmth
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Humans keeping animals for meat, milk and clothing. A steady source of protein.
Nomads
Fossils
Agriculture
Domestication of Animals
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Farming (Neolithic Achievement)
Agriculture
Fossils
Domestication of Animals
Artifacts
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the name for the super continent of Africa, Europe and Asia
Afroeurasia
Asia
Africa
Westeros
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when humans developed agriculture and domestication of animals.
The Great Gardening
Stonehenge
Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Revolution
