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WH&GChapter1

World History the Human Journey~Chapter 1 Study Guide

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Hominids are what? Humans and earlier humanlike creatures
What do archaeologists do? Dig into ancient settlements in search of artifacts
Name 4 different types of artifacts. Tools, Clothing works of art, weapons, and toys.
Culture is what? The set of beliefs knowledge, and patterns of living that a group of people develop.
Anthropologists do what? Study hominids, artifacts and learn about early culture.
Artifacts only give _______ ________. Limited evidence
Anthropologists, archeologists, historians, and geographers have to make _________ _______ about the prehistoric world. Educated Guesses
______ ________ found a hominid skeleton in 1974 in ________. It's name was Lucy. Donald Johanson; Ethopia
____ was a hominid skeleton name after the Beatles song, "Lucy in The Sky with Diamnonds' Lucy
____ ______ found a "Souther Ape" skeleton in the late ____s, dated back to 3.7 million years ago. Mary Leakey, 1970
The period of prehistory that begins with development of stone tools is called the _____ ___. Stone Age
The Old Stone Age lasted for about _ Million years. 2
Period where earth became very, very, cold. Ice Age
___________ people lived in caves in Europe and Southwest Asia. They wore animal skins as clothing and used fire for warmth and for cooking. They buried their dead. Neanderthal
__________ people lived in Europe. They drew on cave's and were better equipped to survive. Cro-Magnon
The Middle Stone Age is also called the __________ Age. Mesolithic
The New Stone Age is also called the _________ Age. Neolithic
People who wandered from place to place in search of food. Nomads
The raising of crops for food. Agriculture
The taming od animals such as cattle, goats, sheep and pigs. Domestication.
In prehistoric times people were _____________. Men went out to hunt animals, and women stayed about a gathered food. Hunter-gathers
The shift from food gathering to food producting. Neolithic Agricultural Revoulution
In the prehistoric times where were the 4 main regions of settlement. 1) The Nile River 2)The Indus River 3) The Yellow River 4) The Tigris and Euphrates River
A ____________ is a complex culture that has at least 3 characteristics. Civilization
What are the 3 characteristics of a civilization? 1) Produce extra food 2) Establish towns with government 3) Preform different jobs
Irrigation is _______ or ______. Ditches or canals
_______ __ _____ was when people would devote their time to a certain job to help the coumminty grow faster and better. Divison Of Labor
Define Artisan A person skilled in applied art OR a craftsperson
Define Cultrual Diffusion The spread of ideas and other aspects of culture from one are to another.
A _____ month lasts about 29 1/2 days. Lunar
A _____ year lats about 365 1/2 days. Solar
What came first: Bronze, Copper, Iron Copper
What came last: Bronze, Copper Iron Iron
Who managed the family in prehistoric times? Women
What were some important characteristics of Neanderthal people? They buried their dead, they lived in caves.
What were some important characteristics of Cro-Magnon people? They drew on walls/caves and were better equipped to survive than Neanderthals.
What effect did the Neolithic agricultral revoultion have on people's lives? It helped big towns into small cities. Everything grew more complex and everything improved from their state that they were in.
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