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The first historical error more than 5,500 years ago is called --------------- and refers to a time before people developed writing. ancient history
In the Gregorian calendar events are dated either before or after the birth of ---------. Jesus.
A group of 10 years is known as a -----------. decade.
The remains of plants and animal life form and earlier time are called -------------. fossils.
Some early calendars developed by the Chinese, Egyptians, and Hebrews, were based on the cycles of the -------. moon
A group of 100 years is known as a a. century
The Gregorian calendar is still in use today
The study of human culture and how it develops over time is called c. anthropology
The most important fact that helps scientists connect to discovery of the skeleton “Lucy” in Africa to modern humans was that it d. walked upright
List the ways historians label time. 10 years is called a decade and a hundred is called a century
Explain what the letters A.D. and B.C. mean on the Gregorian calendar. B.C. means Before Christ; A.D. means Anno Dominion
Write a sentence that describes what each of the following people do. Archaeologist: Archaeologists dig in the earth to find artifacts. Paleontologist: Paleontologists are scientists who study fossils. Anthropologist: Anthropologists are people who study human culture and how it developed over time.
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