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WRLD CIV CHAP 1 2021
Mr. Stickler's Liberty Christian World Civ. Chap. 1 Flashcards 2021
Question | Answer |
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What are the three (3) things a group of people needs before they can be considered a "civilization"? | 1. Built Up Cities, 2. Surplus of Food, 3. A Division of Labor. |
What does the term "Paleolithic" stand for? | It means "Old Stone". |
What does the term "Neolithic" stand for? | It means "New Stone". |
Who discovered farming at the beginning of the Neolithic Era and how did they do it? | Women discovered it. Historians believe that, when the women threw away the seeds and peels of fruits and others foods they found, they noticed small plants began to grow. |
What was the "revolution" that happened at the beginning of the Neolithic Era? | The discovery of agricultural practices. (You could also say "farming techniques" or "sustainable agriculture"). |
How are scientists able to use the element C-14 to date artifacts they find? | The C-14 (which is radioactive) becomes N-14 as the item decays. Scientists know the half - life of N-14 and can use that information to determine how old something is. |
What were the three (3) types of carbon that all living things on Earth are constantly exposed to from cosmic radiation? | C-12, C-13, and C-14. |
List two (2) ways that life improved for Neolithic peoples once the Neolithic Revolution took place. | Fewer "travel injuries" because tribes no longer had to follow herd animals; a better diet, which helped them live longer lives; more babies lived into adulthood due to improved health of the mother. |
Because C-14 dating can only date artifacts that are 10,000 years old, what other technique do scientists need to use? How far back can this technique date artifacts? | They use "thermoluminescence", which can date artifacts that are as old as 200,000 years old. |
What ended the Neolithic Era? | The Bronze Age began. Neolithic artisans discovered that they could heat metal - bearing rocks to extract the metal, which they could use to make weapons and tools. |
What definition of "culture" did Mr. Stickler say we would use in our class? | "Culture - Way of Life". |
What is a synonym for "domestication"? | "Taming". This term has to do with the domestication of animals after the Neolithic Revolution. |
What important discovery was made by the Leakey family at Olduvai Gorge in the late 1950's? | They discovered a "hominid" that they named "Lucy" that was 1.8 million years old. |
What is the difference between "artifacts" and "fossils"? | "artifacts" are man - made items/ objects. "Fossils" are "rocklike remains of biological orgamisms. |
What does the term "prehistory" mean? | It refers to the time before a system of writing was developed. |
When did the Neolithic Age occur? | This covered the years from 8000 - 4000 B.C.E. |
When did the Paleolithic Age occur? | This covered the years from 2,500,000 - 10,000 B.C.E. |
What are the two (2) theories of where the Garden of Eden was located? | 1.) One group believes that it is located between the Tigris & Euphrates Rivers in Modern day Iraq; 2.) The other group believes that we cannot know because the flood of Noah's time changed the surface of the Earth. |
What does the term "homo sapiens sapiens" mean/ refer to? | This term means "wise, wise human". |
What does the term "hominid" mean/ refer to? | This term refers to "a human - like creature that walked upright". |
What is the difference between a primary and a secondary source? | Primary sources are artifacts that were written or created during the period you are studying; secondary sources were created after the period you are studying. |
What Bible verses do those who believe that we cannot know the location of the Garden of Eden use to support their theory? | This group uses Genesis 7:1 - 8:16 and II Peter 3:6. |
What Bible verses do those who believe that the Garden of Eden was located between the Tigris & Euphrates Rivers in modern day Iraq use to support their theory? | This groups uses Genesis 2:4 - 2:14. |
When did the Bronze Age occur? | This occurred from 3000 to 1200 B.C.E. |
When did the Iron Age occur? | This occurred "after 1000 B.C.E. |
What is the half life of N-14? | The half life of this is 5,730 years. |
What is one (1) example of a primary source? | One example of this is a diary or journal written by someone who lived during the period of history you are studying. |
What is one (1) example of a secondary source? | One example of this is a memorial or statue built to honor soldiers who died in a particular battle. |