Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Era
Migration & Geography
Life & Culture
Cause & Effect
200

This term describes the lifestyle of Old Stone Age humans who moved frequently in search of food

What is nomadic / hunter-gatherer

200

This practice of raising livestock and growing crops first occurred during the Neolithic Age rather than the Old Stone Age

What is the domestication of plants and animals

200

Early humans originally migrated out of this continent.

What is Africa

200

Living close together in permanent farming communities caused populations to suffer from outbreaks of this

What is disease

200

The domestication of plants and animals directly led people to live in these instead of temporary campsites.

What are permanent homes / settlements

400

Lasting from roughly 2,000,000 B.C.E. to 8,000 B.C.E., this period is also known as the Old Stone Age

What is the Paleolithic Era?

400

This major turning point in world history marked the shift from hunting and gathering to farming and settled communities.

What is the Neolithic Revolution

400

Based on the migration map, this region of the world was reached last by early human populations.

What is the Americas 
400

Before towns and cities can develop, a society must first establish this steady provision of extra food.

What is a food surplus

400

Producing more food than was immediately needed allowed populations to grow and people to perform jobs other than this.

What is farming

600

This key survival tool and source of energy characterized Paleolithic technology alongside rough stone tools.

What is fire
600

Early agricultural settlements were established near this type of geographic landmark.

What is a river

600

The primary cause driving early human migration routes across the globe was

What is a food source

600

This term refers to the process where people within a settled community stop farming and perform specific jobs like making tools or pottery.

What is job specialization

600

The transition from hunter-gatherer mobility to permanent farming life resulted in human skeletons developing this negative physical change

What is malnutrition 

800

Because people in the Old Stone Age followed animal herds and moved when wild plants became unviable, their society was classified as this.

What is nomadic

800

Around 5,000 B.C.E., this invention was created and used primarily for transport.

What is the wheel
800

This specific geographic feature had the single greatest influence on the development of early civilizations.

What is fertile land/soil

800

Unlike the agricultural era, scientists note that this era did not experience major disease outbreaks or epidemics.

What is the Paleolithic Era
800

Due to settling down, early humans of the Neolithic Era were able to accumulate more personal goods and property. This led to a problem that was NOT seen during the Paleolithic Era

What is war betwen neighboring civilizations 

1000

Early humans crossed over this land route region (visible on the map during the ice ages) to reach North America

What is the Bering Strait/land bridge

1000

What developed during the Neolithic Era as differences in wealth, power, and status increased?

What is unequal social classes 

1000

During the Ice Age, sea levels dropped and exposed land that connected Asia and North America. What geographic feature allowed early humans to migrate between these territories

What is Siberia & Alaska

1000

What type of art created by Paleolithic humans provides evidence of their daily lives, animals, and possible beliefs?

What is cave paintings 

1000

The introduction of agriculture and settled communities is considered the main reason why this specific historic concept is applied to the Neolithic Revolution.

What is a turning point