Paleolithic Times
Neolithic Times
Growth of Villages
Lifestyle or Daily Life
Emergence of Agriculture
100
These are people who move from place to place.
What are Nomads?
100

The Neolithic is also known as which Age: Old Stone Age, New Stone Age, or Ice Age?

What is the New Stone Age?

100

Most early humans settled down near this geographic feature.

What are rivers?

100
During this time period, people hunted large game and gathered berries, nuts, and other food items.
What was the Paleolithic time period, or Old Stone Age?
100
Taming of animals and plants for human use
What is Domestication?
200

The Paleolithic is also known as which Age: Old Stone Age, New Stone Age, or Ice Age?

What is the Old Stone Age?

200

During the Neolithic time period, humans developed this "technology" to store their surplus of food.

What is pottery?

200

This is one of the earliest towns.

What is Jericho?

200

Name two ways fire changed the lives of Early Humans.

What is they used fire to heat, cook, for light, to scare away animals, and to smoke/preserve meat?

200
What is another term for farming?
What is agriculture?
300
Early humans showed scenes of their life and world by creating images of these.
What are cave paintings?
300

During the Neolithic time period, humans learned how to do this which meant they could settle down and stay in one place.

What is farming or domestication of plants and animals?

300

The development of farming practices is also known by this name. 

What is the Agricultural Revolution

300

Early humans began making tools and discovering methods to help them perform tasks- which is called this.

What is technology?

300

The Agricultural Revolution led to this, an abundance of resources.

What is surplus?

400
Early humans made this discovery which forever changed their life.
What is fire?
400
The taming of animals and plants for human use is called this.
What is domestication?
400

People living in the earliest communities widely spread this. 

What are diseases?

400
Early humans found shelter in these.
What are caves?
400
These are weapons, tools, and other items made by humans.
What are artifacts?
500

This is the reason early humans were nomadic.

What is chasing or following food sources?

500

This was a major invention during the Neolithic that is still widely in use today.

What is the wheel?

500

In order to get more work accomplished, people began to divide up jobs which is known as this.

What is specialization?

500
Early humans had to survive times of extreme cold from about 100,000 BC until 8000 BC which is known as this time period.
What are the Ice Ages?
500

This was the name of one of the earliest neolithic settlements, as a result of its temperate climate, steady rainfall, and fertile soil.

What is the Fertile Crescent?

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