What is the Paleolithic Age?
The Old Stone Age
What is the Mesolithic Age?
The Middle Stone Age
What other metal did iron replace?
Bronze
What was the name of the metal they used in the Bronze Age?
Bronze
What was the most prevalent group in this age?
What was the time period for the Old Stone Age?
500,000BC-10,000BC
What was the time period for the Mesolithic Age?
10,000BC-4,000BC
What was the time period of the Iron Age?
What was the time period of the Bronze Age?
2,300BC-700BC
What was the time period of the Middle Ages?
450AD-1,400AD
Did population increase or decrease during this age?
It Increased
What impacts on history did the MIddle stone age have?
They domesticated animals and agriculture led to settled communities
What impact in history did the Iron Age have?
Military dominance for cultures that could produce iron weapons.
The iron-blade plow allowed humans to increase
What impacts on history did the Bronze Age have?
The use of bronze replaced stone tools
and allowed humans to greatly alter
their environment.
What 3 time periods were there of the middle ages?
1. Early Middle Ages
2. High Middle Ages
3. Late Middle Ages
What was the impact of the history of the Old Stone Age?
It improved diet and enhanced security
What artifacts were used in the Middle Stone Age?
Leather work, FIshing Tackle, and Stone Circles
What artifacts did they use in the Iron Age?
Iron farming equipment, weapons, manuscripts
What artifacts did they have in the Bronze Age?
Bronze Jewelry, Tools, and Weapons
What artifacts did they have in the middle ages?
Improved harness for horses, cast iron, cannons, mechanical clocks, compasses
What artifacts were used in the Old Stone Age?
Stone axes, bone needles, and Heart Sites
The Middle Stone Age or in Greek (mesos –
“middle”) and (lithos – “stone”)
What did the Iron Age mark in history?
It marked the prevalent use of iron and steel
What architectural impact did this age have?
They combined copper and tin to produce bronze
What architectural impacts did this age have?
The RomanEmpire. Divided into Early Middle Ages, High Middle Ages, and Late Middle Ages