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Early human history vocabulary
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1
Where were 13 of the 14 domesticated farm species located?
Sub-Saharan Africa
North and South America
Papua New Guinea and Australia
Asia, North Africa, and Europe
2
What does Jared Diamond say is the main factor that led to inequality in human history?
religion
culture
genetics
geography
3
These people study artifacts found at dig sites to learn more about ancient cultures.
archaeologists
linguists
botanists
historians
4
These specialists study the bones and footprints of ancient humans.
linguists
historians
archaeologists
paleoanthropologists
5
This means the way of life of a society, including beliefs, values, and activities
culture
anthropology
group
religion
6
This means the period of time before written language. Everything before 3000 BC.
Neolithic
animism
the nomad era
prehistory
7
Which of the following locations had highly productive domesticated crops?
China
Middle East
Papua New Guinea
South America
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This was the time period before the invention of farming. "Old Stone Age"
Neolithic
Jared Diamond
Paleo Diet
Paleolithic
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This was the term for people with no permanent residence, who hunted for food and moved around.
bidentites
homo sapiens
farmers
nomads
10
Of the four major hominid types we studied, which is the oldest?
australopithecines
homo sapiens
homo erectus
homo habilis
11
These objects include art, pottery, tools, buildings -- anything made by humans.
neolithics
talismans
artifacts
cultures
12
What were three NEGATIVE consequences of the Neolithic revolution?
spread of disease
specialization of labor and surplus of food
Increased inequality due to social classes and land-owning
over-use and exploitation of the environment
13
This is a cave in France where 17,000 year-old drawings of animals and symbols were found.
Lascaux
Chauvet
Arbonne-Bleich
Otzi
14
Which of the following describes animals best suited for domestication?
carnivores (meat-eaters)
large, plant-eating mammals
pigs and scavenging animals
animals which can start reproducing at 1-2 years
15
These were the first humans to walk only upright on two feet and to use fire.
Australopithecenes
Homo Sapiens
Homo Habilis
Homo Erectus
16
This group of hominids includes Lucy.
Australopithecenes
Neanderthal
Homo Erectus
Homo Habilis
17
This term means to tame an animal or cultivate a plant for human purposes
plant
domesticate
invigorate
inculcate
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This was the time period after the domestication of plants and animals and before writing.
Cenozoic
Paleolithic
Jurassic
Neolithic
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This is a scholar who studies and writes about the historical past.
historian
paleontologist
librarian
contrarian
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This was the religion of ancient peoples, who worshipped spirits in animals and objects.
bipedalism
worshipism
animism
astrologism