Inquiry & Knowledge
Early Humans & Movement
Society & Civilization
Resources & Survival
100
Asking questions to acquire or learn new information
What is Inquiry?
100
Movement from one region or habitat to another
What is migration?
100
a group of people who share culture (such as language, dress, behavioral norms, and art)
What is Society?
100
More than what was needed or used
what is surplus
200
Building on others' ideas or learning, prior knowledge in order to make new developments/inventions
what is collective learning?
200
Someone who migrates from place to place and has no permanent home
what is nomad?
200
an organized culture that spreads over large amounts of space and time and includes permanent communities (like cities)
What is Civilization?
200
Extreme food scarcity; not enough food
what is famine?
300
The start or beginning of something.
What is origin?
300
Getting used to something. A process of change where species become better suited to their environment
what is adaptation?
300
Shared values, traditions, and practices of a group of people.
What is culture?
300
what is domestication?
400
A new way of doing something; a new method. Make life easier
what is innovation?
400
Making or using objects to make tasks easier, like stone knives.
what is tool/tool making
400
Religion, government, writing, arts, technology, and job specialization.
What are Characteristics?
400
what is tool making?
500
Something of value that was made by and used by humans. Can be old or new.
What is Artifact?
500
_______ of animals or plants for human use
What is domesticate/domestication?
500
Farming; the practice of raising animals and plants. Examples: Eggs, veggies, fruits, grains, cows
what is agriculture?
500
what is agriculture?