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transition from hunting & gathering to sustained agriculture "New Stone Age"
archaeology
systematic agriculture
Paleolithic age
Neolithic Revolution
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newer term for time before advent of Christian calender. before common era.
B.C
B.C.E
flying to uranus
Anno domini
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latin term meaning wise human
hominid
nomad
home sapien
anno domini
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sub species of homo sapiens that replace Neanderthals.humans descend from. "wise wise humans"
home sapien sapien
nomads
hominids
spaghetti
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early human like creatures with opposable thumbs&walked upright. 1.8 million -100,000 years ago
geese
hominids
nomads
northern apes
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prejudice in favor of 1 interpretation or event. historians must keep this in mimd
primary source
secondary sources
bias
moldy cheese
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means year of our Lord,the time after the birth of Jesus in julian/Gregorian calendars
prehistory
B.C.E
anno domini
B.C
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science study of early humans by analysis of artifacts, inscriptions, remains, dwellings...
scientific study
archaeology
mathematics
natural selection
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humans live in complex society. cities,govt.,religion,social structure,writing,art
archaeologists
nomads
confused
civilization
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method of humans before domesticated animals and plants
eating only muffins
hunting and gathering
they eat water
fishing
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early humans closely related to modern humans.lived in Germany&turkey from 100,000-30,000 B.C.E
home sapiens sapiens
hominids
Nomads
Neanderthals
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means before christ
B.C
Secular
B.C.E
anno domini
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doc.,recording,book,journal... to discuss historical info originally presented elsewhere.
bias
primary source
secondary source
Uranus
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2,500,000 - 10,000 B.C.E humans start using stone tools. "New Stone Age"
Neolithic Age
Paleolithic Age
...cheese waffles
Neanderthal
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continent where first humans came from
africa
asia
australia
north america
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earliest known ancestors to humans that r upright and have smaller brains = "southern apes"
australopiithecine
home sapiens
nomad
hominid
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period of time where written records r around for historians to interpret
sandwich
oyster
prehistory
history
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attitudes, activities that don't have religion
secular
smelly
history
nomads
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evidence closely associated with a historical event. photos, witnesses, paintings...
secondary source
primary source
bias
flying fishercat
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selective breading of animals over generations to accentuate traits that are good for humans
selective
domestication
australopithecine
hominids
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time before recorded times. only have artifacts archaeological finds... etc
prehistory
civilization
history
archaeologists
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change from hunt/gather 2 domesticated animals & plated vegetables & grains 4 reg. food supply
Neolithic revolution
systematic agriculture
flyin space cereal
industrial revolution