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7th grade Midterm

The Work of Historians during the Early beginnings to early human society

TermDefinition
historian Expert/Student who concentrates on past events and accounts
geographer Social Scientist who concentrates on maps and cartography
anthropologist Social Scientist who focuses on the study of human culture (either past or present or both)
archaeologist Social Scientist that focuses on ancient artifacts
economist Social Scientist who focuses on exchanging goods and services
geologist Scientist who specializes in the study of rock formations and layers of rock
Ardi Ardipithecus Ramidus: Early human ancestor with bipedal and quadrupedal properties
surplus having more than you need
carbon dating finding the exact age of an object by measuring the amount of carbon
relative dating finding the age of an object based on the rock layers surrounding the object
bipedal ability to walk on two feet
claim Statement of opinion that someone is trying to prove
BCE before Common Era
Afroeurasia massive collection of landmasses (Africa, Europe, and Asia)
domestication when people tame plants and animals to make them more useful
AD Anno Dominai, Year of our Lord, a major turning point for the Christianity
artifact something left behind for someone else to observe or gather
Social Institutions groups formed by human groups to help solve problems in society (Examples are education, language, religion, economy, government, and
Great Thaw occurred between Neolithic and Patheolithic eras: 15,000-12,000 BCE
continents large landmass
reasoning logic to back up an argument
Oceania land around Australia and New Zealand
significance something worthy of our attention
Prehistoric Any time before written documents were recorded early humans
Americas landmass containing North and South America
When was the Stone Age? It started 2.5 million years ago.
When was the Paleolithic Era? It started around 2.5 million years ago, and lasted until 9000 BCE.
When was the Neolithic Era? It lasted from 9000 BCE to around 1750 CE.
When was the Industrial Era? It lasted from 1750 CE to present day.
What was the Great Thaw? It was a turning point after the last Ice Age. Climate changes provided new plants and animals, and opened new opportunities for hunters, herders, and farmers.
When did the Black Plague occur? This was a turning point in the 14th century (1300's BCE)
Where can I find the article "Stone Age Toddlers May Have Had Art Lessons"? Unit 2, Lesson 2 Materials
Where can I find the article Artifact Observation Sheet"? Unit 2, Lesson 6 Materials
Created by: johnbacolor
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