Geography
Paleolithic Era
Mesolithic Era
Neolithic Era
Randoms
100
Lines that go east to west are called 

Latitude 

100

The era was known as the first Stone Age 

Paleolithic 

100

At what age did an ice bridge that connected Asia to North America?

Ice Age/ Bering Strait 

100

When humans began to learn how to do this, food and crops were easily accessible:

farming

100

In what order do the eras go?

Neolithic, Mesolithic, Paleolithic 

Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic 

200

Humans moved from Africa to which two continents: 

Europe and Asia 

200

People who hunted and gathered to stay alive were known as:

Hunters/gathers 

200

The farming technique that would burn trees to fertilize the soil was called:

Slash and Burn 

200

To trade a good for another good is known as:

Barter

200

This system was developed when people began working according to their skills:

Division of Labor 

300

Objects made by people that show evidence of what they left behind. 

Artifacts 

300

Humans and species with human-like characteristics are known as:

Hominids 
300

People started to keep animals and plants at home, which is known as:

Domestication 

300

A divide started to occur with different levels of responsibility.

Social Classes 

300

A person who sells goods they had recently traded for is called:

merchant

400

The study of earlier things that people left behind:

Archeology 

400

What was the name of the first hominid discovered in 1974?

Lucy 

400

The invention of this tool allowed farming to be done easier and quicker:

the plow 

400

An organized system with a leader and laws

Government 

400

With government, social classes, and division of labor, this form of community is formed: 

Mesopotamia 

500

What connects all men to be related to each other:

Common ancestors 

500

This skeleton of Lucy was unique because it stood on how many feet? 

2

500

People who did not have a settled home were known as:

Nomads 

500

How did governments make money?

Taxes 

500

For proper farming to be done, the soil needed to be:

fertile