Paleolithic & Neolithic
Vocabulary
Human Environment Interaction
Vocabulary 2
Primary vs Secondary
100

A period of time in the past before writing was invented?

What is prehistory?

100

the process of farming

Agriculture

100

 How humans have changed a particular place

Modified 
100

people who hunt animals and gather wild plants to acquire food

Hunter-Gatherers

100

What is a primary resource?

Someone was there during the event 

200

A person who has no settled home and wanders in search of food.

What is nomad?

200

 planting foods and breeding animals that are useful for humans

Domestication 

200

How humans get used to the environment around them

Adapted 

200

New Stone Age, which occurred circa 10,000 years ago and is most associated with the shift from hunting and gathering to agriculture

Neolithic Age

200

What is a secondary source?

Someone was not there during the event

300

Neolithic means.

What is New Stone Age?

300

people without a permanent home, either individually or as a community, who move from place to place

Nomads

300

How humans need the environment around them

Depend

300

 Old Stone Age, which occurred circa 2.6 million years-10,000 years ago

Paleolithic Age

300

Is a diary a primary or a secondary? 

primary

400

Having more of a crop than you need for your family.

What is surplus?

400

A person who studies artifacts.

What is an archaeologist?

400

Give one example of early man depending on their environment 

Answers will vary.

400

movement from one location to another, in order to establish a new permanent settlement

Migration

400

Is an encyclopedia a primary or secondary? 

secondary

500

Concentrating on just one skill.

What is specialization?

500

the study of humans and their development, including human culture and human behavior

Anthropologist 

500

Give one example of early humans adapting to their environment

Answers will vary

500

 the large-scale shift from hunting/gathering to farming, which allowed humans to produce large quantities of food

Agricultural Revolution 

500

Why do you want primary and secondary sources when trying to understand an event? 

Answers will vary.

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