Pre-History
Define
Themes of History
Over Time
All Together
100

What is prehistory?

The time before written records were kept

100

What is B.C.?

means before the birth of Christ

100

Why is Human-Environment Interaction important

it has affected how and where people live and how they support themselves.

100

Scientists believe the first humans came from

Apes

100

What religion began to spread from the Middle East across North Africa and into Spain in the 600s

Islam

200

What prehistoric period did people start living as nomads?

Paleo

200

What are oral traditions?

a way of passing down knowledge, culture, and history through speech or song

200

What was one of the first civilization to rise up:

Mesopotamia & Egypt

200

Most Human civilizations emerged near

Dense agricultural areas/rivers.

200

The Neolithic Era took place between

8,000 BCE and 3,000 BCE

300

List the prehistoric periods from earliest to latest.

Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, (Afterwards we have Copper, Bronze, Iron)

300

What is a nomad?

a person who has no single settled home and moves from place to place to find food

300

Why were social groups important?

social groups meet peoples need for food, shelter, and security.

300

How did people called pastoral nomads live

They lived off the livestock they herded and often came into their local city-state to trade

300

Agriculture helped 

People stabilizing their food supply and allowed for population growth

400

What might have been used before people learned to use written language?

cave paintings



400

What is an artifact

Something made by humans

400

What is the Development of Political Institutions and Ideas: 

Another key theme is the creation of political systems and forms of government.

400

While Rome and China did not rule a large part of the Earth's land, these two empires accounted for  

About half of the world's people.

400

The Atalatl

Was a tool that allowed spears to travel farther and faster

500

What was the name of the Iceman and the location he was discovered in 1991

Otzi and the Ă–tztal alps

500

What are primary and secondary sources

primary sources are given from direct access to the subject of the research, while secondary sources provide second-hand information and commentary from other researchers.

500

While belief systems are usually looked as religions alone, it can actually also involve

Philosophies

500

The Silk Road allowed for what?

The trade of goods and ideas, which is how religions from across the globe were able to reach different peoples.

500

What does A.D. stand for:

Anno Domini" is a Latin phrase that means "in the year of the Lord".

M
e
n
u