Geography
Definitions
Human Migration
Paleolithic or Neolithic?
Random
100
Identify the 7 continents
North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, Antarctica
100
People who have no permanent home, and migrate from place to place
Nomads
100
Reasons why people leave their country of origin
Push factors of migration
100
Old Stone Age (2.6 million years ago to 10,000 years ago)
Paleolithic
100
Otzi case study significance
Tells us that the study of archaeology/history changes depending on scientific breakthroughs
200
Identify the 5 oceans
Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, Antarctic (Southern)
200
Settlement in permanent homes/villages
Sedentary lifestyle
200
Reasons why people move to a new country
Pull factors of migration
200
New Stone Age (10,000BC to 2,000BC)
Neolithic
200
Importance of art in early human era
Self-expression, religion, necessity, shows emotional intelligence, etc.
300
Identify where humans originated from
Africa
300
Humans shifted from being hunter-gatherers to being subsistence farmers and herders
Agricultural Revolution
300
Someone who leaves a country to live in another country
Migrant
300
Domestication of plants/animals
Neolithic
300
When humans emerged on the planet
2.6 million years ago
400
Identify where humans crossed into North America
Bering Strait
400
Society controlled primarily by men
Patriarchy
400
Someone who arrives in a new country to live there
Immigrant
400
Hunter/gatherer lifestyle
Paleolithic
400
Where farming/agriculture originated
River Valleys
500
Identify the last continent humans settled in
South America
500
Equal distribution of responsibilities and power
Egalitarian society
500
Identify reasons why human migration is an ever-changing, and ongoing process
Global warming, technology, job opportunities, violence, political corruption, etc.
500
Egalitarian society
Paleolithic
500
When infectious diseases emerged in society
10,000 years ago