2.1 Vocabulary
Hunter-Gatherers
Early Culture
2.2 vocabulary
The Beginning of Agriculture
100
A person that moves from place to place
What is a nomad
100
Hunter-gatherers followed these and found more food and a warmer climate.
What are animals
100
These 3 things set humans apart from other creatures.
What are language, religion, and art
100
To grow and tend wild plant and animals.
What is domesticate
100
This resulted in the retreat of the Ice Age glaciers
What is Global Warming
200
The act of moving one place to settle in another.
What is migration
200
Hunter gatherers lived in groups called this. They were made up of this many people.
What is a band and 30
200
This is why language developed.
What is the need for people to work together
200
The planting of seeds to grow crops.
What is agriculture
200
This is what was under the snow and ice of the Ice Age.
What is good fertile soil
300
The ways that people apply knowledge and tools to meet their needs.
What is technology
300
Hunter-gatherers crossed these to get to other lands.
What are land bridges
300
They believed that everything in nature had this.
What is a spirit
300
The watering of crops.
What is irrigation
300
This was the switch from food gathering to food raising.
What is the agricultural revolution
400
The worship of God, gods, or spirits.
What is religion
400
Give two examples of hunter-gatherer technology.
What are mattocks, harpoons, axes, bags, awls
400
This is how they worshiped the spirits.
What are cave paintings
400
An animal that feeds on growing grass.
What is grazing animal
400
This is when they burned trees to clear land for farming.
What is slash and burn agriculture
500
A digging tool.
What is a mattock
500
This is what people feared about other people that came to their land.
What is the fear that they would take their land and food
500
Give 3 examples of prehistoric art.
What are paintings, music, dance, stories, & jewelry
500
Good for growing in.
What is fertile
500
This was how farming was discovered.
What is they noticed that spilled seeds grew into plants
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