The History of World Societies: The Earliest Human Societies
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| An alloy of copper and tin -- it is called the "miracle metal" in the National Geographic video "Birth of Civilization" | Bronze
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| They became extinct due to climate change and the arrival (and impact) of homo sapians | Megafauna
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| Crop raising done without the benefit of animal traction | Horticulture
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| The author of "Stone Age Economics" | Marshall Sahlins
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| The modification of plants and animals by selective breeding | Domestication
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| The first hominid to venture out of Africa | Homo Erectus
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| This is where the !Kung live | South Africa (Botswana)
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| A term applied to early homo sapiens in Europe | Cro-Magnon
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| This is the home of the "hobbits" (homo floresiensis) | Indonesia
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| The period during which humans began to rely on growing crops and herding animals for their food supply | The Neolithic
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| The author of "The !Kung San: Men, Women, and Work in a Foraging Society" | Richard Lee
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| The author of "Nisa: The Life and Words of a !Kung Woman" | Marjorie Shostak
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| The author of "Land Filled with Flies: A Political Economy of the Kalahari" | Edwin Wilmsen
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| The age where Humans relied on relied on foraging | Paleolithic Era
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| The gathering of plants, trapping or catching of small animals and birds, and hunting of larger prey | Foraging
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| The name given to the last 12 thousand years | Holocene Epoch
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| Earliest land walking Primate | Ardipithecus
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| Earliest Bipedal Primate | Australopithecus
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| Walking on four legs | Quadrupedal
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| Walking on two legs | Bipedal
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| First in Genus Homo and to make stone tools | Homo Habilis
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| Second Hominid to venture out of Africa | Homo Sapien
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| Separated Homo Sapiens from other Homos | A bigger Brain
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| The positive effects of a larger brain | Language, Religion, Science, Philosophy, Organize into larger groups.
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| The negative effects of a larger brain | Take more energy, Eat more, Painful Birth
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| Group of Homo Erectus in Europe | Neanderthals
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| A group of "Hobbits" in the Indonesian Islands | Homo Floresiensis
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| It once linked Siberia and Alaska | The Bering Land Bridge
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| An Economic System based on herding cattle | Pastoralism
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| A system of writing devised by the Sumerians | Cuneiform
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| The god at the head of Babylon's pantheon | Marduk
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| This branch of the Nile originates in Etheopia | The Blue Nile
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| Their Invasion brought the end to Egypt's Middle Kingdom | The Hyksos
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| The Hittites originated here, and spoke one of these languages | Anatolia / Indo-European
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| This Seafaring people devised the first true photonic alphabet | The Phoenicians
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| They conquered Mesopotamia (and the city of Baghdad) in the 13 century AD and laid it to waist | The Mongols
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| This country fought a costly and bloody war in Iraq in the 1980's AD | Iran
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