Hunter-Gatherers
Fire, Tools, and Culture
The Agricultural Revolution
Prehistory and Sources
Archaeology
Villages, Job, and Trade
100

A person who hunts animals and gathers wild plants for food is called this.

Who is a hunter-gatherer?

100

Early humans used this discovery for warmth, light, cooking, and protection from predators.

What is fire?

100

This revolution occurred when humans shifted from hunting and gathering to producing food through farming.

What is the Agricultural Revolution?

100

This is the time period before people developed written records.

What is Prehistory?

100

This is the study of the physical remains of the human past.

What is archaeology?


100

When people became especially skilled at one particular job, this developed.

What is specialization?

200

Hunter-gatherers were these because they regularly moved from place to place.

What are nomads?

200

Early tools were commonly made from these three materials.

What are stone, bone, and wood?

200

This means taming plants or animals for human use.

What is domestication?

200

This is the time period after written records were developed.

What is history?

200

An object made or used by people in the past is called this.

What is an artifact?

200

Potters, weavers, metalworkers, and toolmakers are examples of these specialized workers.

What are artisans?

300

Hunter-gatherers often moved in order to follow these two food sources as the seasons changed.

What are animal herds and seasonal plants?

300

These prehistoric weapons allowed hunters to attack animals from a distance.

What are spears?

300

This animal was the first animal domesticated by humans according to our notes.

What is the dog?

300

A diary, photograph, tool, or personal letter created during the time being studied is this type of source.

What is a primary source?

300

Unlike an artifact, this was once a living thing.

What is a fossil?

300

Food surpluses allowed fewer people to farm, which meant other people could do this.

What is specialize in other jobs?

400

Early humans generally lived together in small groups known by this term.

What are bands?

400

The four major elements of prehistoric culture studied in class were tools, art, religion, and this.

What is language?

400

Agriculture gave humans this for the first time, making it less necessary to move constantly.

What is a stable/steady food supply?

400

A textbook, biography, documentary, or historical movie is usually this type of source.

What is a secondary source?

400

Archaeologists use this scientific process involving Carbon-14 to determine the age of some artifacts.

What is radiocarbon dating?

400

Specialization eventually contributed to trade and the development of these divisions between groups of people.

What are social classes?

500

Give two ways hunter-gatherers adapted to different environments or climates.

What are making clothing, using fire, creating shelter, making tools/weapons, hunting different animals, fishing, or gathering different plants?

500

Archaeologists believe prehistoric graves provide evidence that early humans may have believed in this.

What is religion?

500

A supply of food beyond what a community immediately needs is called this.

What is a surplus?

500

Archaeology is especially important for studying prehistory for this reason.

What is because there are no written records from prehistory?

500

Name two things archaeologists may learn about ancient people by studying artifacts.

What are how people lived, their technology, jobs, culture, beliefs, clothing, or tools?

500

As villages became larger and more complicated, this institution developed to create rules and keep order.

What is government?

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