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Which of the following is not a period of the Stone Age?
Mesolithic
Neolithic
Pre-historic
Paleolithic
2
Early human ancestors are known as
Hominids
Apes
Pleistocenes
Paleolithic
3
The Stone Age was marked by climactic changes that affected the movement of early humans.
It was the Iron Age
It was the Old Age
It was the Ice Age
It was the Bronze Age
4
The land bridge theory says that
Hunting groups traveled across Beringia
Early people arrived more than 40,000 years ago
The first Americans traveled to America in boats
Native Americans have always lived in America
5
Cave art found in caves in Spain and France were created by Homo Habilis 30,000 years ago?
False
True
6
Lucy was a/an
Homo Erectus
Australopithicus
Homo Sapien
Homo Halibis
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CE is an acronym for
Common Era
Common Ending
Christ Efforts
Christ Eve
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Advances in the Neolithic Age? (more than one correct answer
Domestication of plants and animals
The rise of permanent settlements
The use of the chariot
The use of stone tools
9
A strip of land used by people during the Ice Age from Asia to North America was called
a valley
an island
a land bridge
a roadway
10
The Paleolithic Age was the earliest recorded and known history for humans represents the time.
Making stone tools to survive
harvesting fresh fish
eating directly from the land
Making carvings to communicate
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AD
Anno Domini
Anno Death
After Days
After Death
12
The Paleolithic period occurred during the
Stone Age
Renaissance
Bronze Age
Iron Age
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BCE stands for the acronym
Before Common Ending
Before Common Era
Before Christmas Eve
Before Christ Enters
14
The stone Age was marked by which of the following innovations (mark all that apply)
written language
invention of the wheel
mastery of fire
development of stone tools
15
The scientific differences archaeologists use to justify separation between early man and apes?
opposable thumbs
ability to walk upright
ability to sing
ability to speak
16
Modern humans are the same species as the
Homo Sapien
Homo Halibis
Homo Erectus
Ausralopithicus
17
The Ice Age had an effect on early humans because (more than one correct answer)
People could not use snapchat because their phone was frozen
Many people forced to move to warmer areas
The areas where they could live were limited
People had to ride jet skis to get to warmer areas
18
To migrate means
to survive
to fly
to move
to eat
19
BC stands for the acronym
Before Christ
Before Church
Before Christmas
Before Class
20
People who hunt animals and gather fruits, and nuts to survive are known as
Hunter Pickers
Hunter Killers
Hunter People
Hunter Gathers