This made it possible for the earliest people to live in one place.
What is systematic use of agriculture
100
Scientists who find and study things people left behind.
Who are archaeologists?
100
You must have all 6 of these to be considered a__________, Cities, Government, Religion, Social Structure, Writing, and Art
What is civilization?
200
Early people who were discovered to have lived in Germany
Who are Neanderthals?
200
The earliest period of human history
What is the Paleolithic Age?
200
the adaptation of animals for human use
What is domestication
200
Scientists who study the beginnings and the behavior of people
Who are anthropologists?
200
Another word for a complex culture
What is Civilization
300
skilled workers that made goods for trade with neighboring people
Artisans
300
The time period when farming began.
What is the Neolithic Age?
300
A period of time following the Bronze age in which tools and weapons were made out of iron, about 1000 B.C.
What is the Iron Age
300
Scientists use radiocarbon dating to figure out the age of these
What are artifacts?
300
The revolution that occurred in the Neolithic Age, the period of human history from 8000 to 4000 B.C
What is the Neolithic Revolution
400
The direct ancestors of modern humans
Who are Homo Sapiens Sapiens
400
The time period when humans first began to use earth metals to make tools
What is the Bronze Age?
400
The discovery that allowed early humans to stay warm and cook food.
What is fire?
400
The customs, values, and attitudes of a people
What is culture?
400
inhabitants of present-day Mexico and Central
What is Mesoamericans
500
The earliest upright hominid
Who is homo erectus?
500
A period of history divided into two parts
What is the Stone Age?
500
one of the first Neolithic villages (located in modern day Turkey) that existed between 6700 B.C. and 5700 B.C. and had about 6,000 inhabitants
What is Çatalhüyük
500
Tools, weapons and jewelry are examples of this
What are artifacts?
500
Used to designate the early period of human history (approximately 2,500,000 B.C. to 10,000 B.C.) in which humans used simple stone tools. Means "old stone"