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WHistory Ch1

world history chapter 1 quiz

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What were the names of the archaeologists who spent a lot of time in E Africa. Louis and Mary Leakey
Who were Louis and Mary Leakey -archaeologists -found human bones from previously undiscovered civilization
Where did Louis and Mary spend a lot of their time Olduvai Gorge in East Africa
prehistory period of time before writing was developed
archaeology study of past societies through the analysis of what people left behind
artifacts tools, pottery, paintings etc.
fossils remains (human and animals)
anthropology study of human life and culture
Radioactive carbon (c14) used to date artifacts and fossils.. all things absorb radioactive carbon as time goes on.
how did radioactive carbon help us? what did it determine? it determined their age (now DNA) after death living things slowly lose C14.. accurate to about 50,000 years.
What are the four stages of development Hominids Homo Erectus Homo Sapiens Homo Sapiens Sapiens
Hominids -Africa - 3-4million years ago - Australopithecus "southern apes" - Donald Johanson discovered them
Homo Erectus "upright human beings" -1.5 million year ago -left Africa migrated to Europe -used tools -use of FIRE!!
Homo Sapiens "wise human beings" -neanderthals -Germany 100,000-30,000 BC -stone tools -buried dead (after life belief) -clothes of animal skin -killed for food
Homo Sapiens Sapiens "wise wise human beings" -look like us -Africa 150,200,000 years ago -migrated -10,000 BC all over (map page 22)
1.Paleolithic Age -old stone 2.5 million-10,000 BC -nomads -hunters/gatherers -FIRE (homo erectus) -Simple stone tools
nomads people who move from place to place
2. Ice Ages -Created Art -Lascaux (SW France) -cave art paintings -25-12,000 BC
3. Neolithic Age -new stone -domesticated animals -settle down -communities -systematic agriculture -catal huyuk -artisans -trade
Domestication -Human use of animals (food, clothing) -work animals -single most important development in Human history -Greater control over enviroment -give up nomadic ways -settle in communities
Growing of crops -Developed 8-5,000 years BC -spread from SW Asia-SE Europe-Central Europe coastal regions of Mediterranean- Nile Region of Egypt -Western Hemisphere -Mexico/Central America -Meso Americans (bean, squash,maize (corn)
4. Bronze Age made bronze more 3-1200 BC
Neolithic Farming Villages -Rise to permanent settlements -oldest: SW Asia (Middle East) Jericho Palestine near Dead Sea 8,000 BC
Catal Huyuk -largest 32 acres, 6,000 people, walls, brick houses, no streets/ walked on roofs -Grew more crops than needelt -artisans -started to trade -religion- shrines, statues, buildings polytheism (many gods)
artisans skilled workers (weapons, jewelery, tools)
End of Neolithic Age -4-3,000 BC -use of metal for molding -copper was 1st -Bronze was harder and more durable
Emergence of Civilization
culture way of life people follow
civilization complex culture, common elements
6 Characters of Civilization cities government religion social structure use of writing artistic activity
Thermo luminiscence dating measures the electrons in the soil 200,000 yrs.
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