The First People
Early Human Migration
The Beginnings of Agriculture
Vocabulary
Previous Units
100

Where did early humans first appear?

Africa

100

Why did early humans migrate?

to look for food, water, shelter, and safety

100

What is agriculture?

farming

100

a person who survived by hunting animals and gathering plants

hunter-gatherer

100

the study of the past

history

200

How did the earliest humans get food?

Hunting and gathering

200

What was the Age when earth became cold?

Ice Age

200

What did animals provide for early humans who farmed?

food, clothing, and labor

200

a group of people who live and work together

society

200

the study of the Earth and how people interact with it

geography

300

Describe one way human skulls have changed over time.

The mouth has gotten smaller and the brain has gotten bigger.

300

Describe all the ways humans would use a Woolly Mammoth.

meat for food, fur for clothes, skin and bones for shelter
300

What types of places did humans start farming?

near river valleys and areas with natural resources

300

a strip of land that connect two other land areas. Sometimes these were created when water levels dropped.

land bridge

300

the study of how people make, use, and trade goods and services

economics

400

What was the Age called that the earliest humans lived in?

Stone Age

400

What was the last part of earth humans arrived in?

South America

400

The time when farming began is called the __________ Era.

Neolithic

400

changing plants and animals over time so they are more useful to humans

domestication

400

the study of citizenship, government, rights, and responsibilities

civics

500

What was Ötzi the Iceman?

A fully preserved, frozen ancient human body.

500

The last part of the Stone Age was called the ______________ Era. It is when stone tools became more advanced.

Neolithic

500

Stone Henge is an example of a _________.

megalith

500

to change in order to live successfully in a new environment

adapt

500

a period named for an important development or characteristic

Age