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Chapter One - Early man
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To adapt wild plants or tame wild animals and breed them for human use.
domesticate
garden
culture
hominid
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How did early civilizations affect the surrounding environment?
by building irrigation systems
by developing complex language
starting religions
By being Nomads and moving around
3
BONUS: What type of tools did people use in the New Stone Age?
Copper
Bronze
Stone
Wooden
4
A society with cities, a central government, jobs, and social classes.
civilization
suplus
New York
social class
5
A person who has no settled home.
nomad
hunter-gatherer
hominid
farmer
6
Time before writing was invented.
ancient
history
prehistory
Stonehendge
7
"Pre" in prehistory means
after
toward
soon
before
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What abilities do Neanderthals and Homo spaiens share?
complex language, hunting
making tools and complex language
using fire, making tools, hunting
using fire, cooperating
9
Supplying land with water through a network of canals
tributary
surplus
strait
irrigation
10
During the Neolithic Era (New Stone Age) people got food mostly by:
Hunting
Fishing
Farming
Gathering
11
The economy of EARLY villages was based mainly on
sheep's wool
farming
trade
stone tools
12
A group of people with similar backgrounds, incomes and ways of living.
population
colleages
social class
workers
13
If early humans had a dependable source of water it enabled them to...
develop into cities
build shelters
hunt less often
make cloth
14
A period of time during with hominids made lasting tools and weapons mainly from stone
history
Bronze Age
prehistoric
Stone Age
15
Worker who is especially skilled at crafting items by hand.
generalist
jewler
social class
artisan
16
Where did the first civilizations appear
In Africa
Near mountain ranges
Near forests
Near rivers
17
The study of Earth's surface and the process that shapes it.
geothermal
geography
geometric
geocentric
18
During the Paleolithic Era (Old Stone Age) people got food by
Trapping
Herding
Farming
Hunting
19
A modern human or member of an earlier group that may have included ancestors or relatives of modern humans
monkey
homely
hominid
chimpanze
20
How did people in the Old Stone Age get food?
Domesticating plants
Farming
Hunting and gathering
Hunting and fishing
21
More than is needed
civilization
surplus
domesticate
irrigation
22
During the period of the Old Stone Age, people learned to
use fire
farm
write
make tools from Bronze
23
In ancient times, who spread new ideas and tools from one geographic setting to another?
a trader
an artisian
a farmer
a scholar
24
When archeologists study an excavation site, objects closer to the surface are
too old to date
in better shape
not as old as those found in deeper levels
contain radioactive material
25
A scientist who examines objects to learn about human's past
anthropologist
astrophysicist
geographer
archaeologists
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Written and other recorded events of people.
prehistory
oral tradition
archaeology
history