A modern human or member of an earlier group that may have included ancestors of modern humans.
100
Pastoral nomads were the people who (...)
raised their own livestock and traveled from place to place looking for grazing area.
100
What where the women in charge of in the Stone Age?
They were in charge of gathering plants and seeds.
200
What is prehistory?
Prehistory is the time before writing was invented.
200
What is a nomad?
A person who has no settled home.
200
How do scientist determine age of bones, tools and other objects?
Radiocarbondating.
200
Why was fire really important for people in the Stone Age?
Fire was really important for them beacuse it colud ward of dangerous animals, it meant they could move to colder climates and it meant they could cook their own food.
300
What were the three periods of the Stone Age?
a) Old Stone Age; b) Middle Stone Age; c) New Stone Age.
300
What is domesticate?
To adapt wild plants or animals and to breed them for human use.
300
Other tools made out of (...) during the Stone Age.
Wood and animal bones
300
Who were the hunters and gatherers?
The hunters and gatherers where people who did not know how to farm in the Old Stone Age.
400
When did the Stone Age end?
When people began using metal tools
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What were the crops in SouthWest Asia?
wheat, barley and beans.
400
How many years ago did people in SouthWest Asia started growing new types of crops?
11,000 years ago.
400
Why is plant breeding efficient?
Plant breeding is efficient because it improves crops over time.
500
In what period did farming start?
In the New Stone Age.
500
Prehistory and Stone Age are basically the same because (...)
Almost all of human prehistory took place.
500
What did the early hominids do when they developed the use of tools?
They left their original homes in Africa.
500
How did the Old Stone Age people survived?
Old Stone Age people survived by hunting, and gathering wild plants.