Dates
Early Humans
Agricultural Revolution
Vocabulary
Examples
100

What is the abbreviation for "Circa"?

C.

100

People who move from place to place

Nomads

100

what is the most important and long-lasting effect that the Agricultural Revolution had on people's lives?

people settled into communities/permanent homes

100

Mesopotamia, China, Egypt and India are all _____ _____ civilizations?

River Valley

100

What is mixed to make bronze?

copper+tin

200

What is the abbreviation for "Common Era"?

CE

200

The earliest period of the Stone Age

Paleolithic Age

200

As food became more abundant fewer people needed in the fields. as a result, some people...

became skilled at other professions (specialization)

200

What is Domestication?

The process of adapting plants or animals for human use.

200

What made the Neolithic Age important?

Bronze & technological development.

300

What is the abbreviation for "Before Common Era"?

BCE

300

The Latest period of the Stone Age?

Neolithic Age

300

having more food than what is needed

surplus

300

WHat is Fertile?

Land that is able to support the growth of plants. 

300

What does September 15 kick off?

Latinx Heritage month or Hispanic Heritage month.

400

What does "BC" stand for?

Before Christ

400

To tame an animal (or plant) for human use

Domesticate

400

what is the primary purpose for settling near rivers?

water for crops/irrigation

400
What is settlement?

A community where people establish a permanent place to live. 

400

Who is a person who moves from place to place rather than living permanently in one?

Nomad

500

What does the abbreviation "AD" mean in Latin?

In the year of our Lord

500

Why are hunter-gatherers considered nomadic?

They moved from place to place in search of food

500

a weaver and farmer TRADE cloth for food

Barter economoy

500

What is the transition from hunting & gathering to organized production of food?

Agriculture

500

What is the Paleolithic Age?

The old stone age, a period when early humans primarily lived as hunter-gatherers.

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