Early Humans
Paleolithic Age
Agricultural Revolution
Neolithic Age
Vocabulary
100

Where did early humans first migrate from?

Eastern Africa

100

What does 'Paleolithic' mean?

Old Stone Age

100

What is another name for agriculture?

farming

100

Another name for the New Stone Age

Neolithic Age

100

an artifact or writing created after an event

secondary source

200

What type of society relied on hunting animals and gathering plants?

Hunter-gatherers

200

How did men and women typically divide roles?

Men hunted wild animals, 

women gathered fruit, nuts, and other plants 

200

encouraging the growth of crops and plants

fertile

200

To tame animals and plants for human use

domesticate

200

the application of knowledge, tools, and inventions to meet people's needs

technology

300

What evidence do archaeologists study to understand prehistoric life?

Fossils, artifacts, tools

300

During this age, tools were made from?

stone

300

Agriculture allowed people to stop being nomads and _______________ down permanently

settle

300

the name of the Iceman

Otzi

300

a group's way of life, including food, shelter, clothing, language, religion, behavior, and ideas

culture

400

Which innovation allowed humans to survive colder climates, make food more digestible, and protect themselves from animals?

Fire

400

the huge animals that people hunted like the wooly mammoth and saber-toothed cats

megafauna

400

When everyone has a different job

specialization

400

the first domesticated animal

dog

400

a human that hunts animals and gathers wild plants to eat

hunter-gatherer

500

What marked the end of Prehistory?

writing

500

Why are Paleolithic people called nomads?

They moved constantly to find food.

500

Why is the Argricultural Revolution considered one of the most important events in human history?

It led to permanent settlements, population growth, and civilization.

500

What technological advance marked the end of the Neolithic Age?

Farming

500

a scientist who studies the past by analyzing fossils and artifacts

archaeologist

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