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General I
General II
Paleolithic Vs. Neolithic
Geography I
geograghy 2
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people migrate because food ,shelter ,water .(basic needs of man or woman)
why did people migrate?
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What is agriculture?
The cultivation or production of plants and animals to be used by the people.
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What is the difference between Paleolithic and Neolithic man?
Paleolithic: hunted and gathered to meet their basic needs. Neolithic: farmed to meet their basic needs.
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An area of high flat land with steep sides.
plateau
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A stream or river that empties into a larger river.
tributary
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These determine areas of settlement.
What are climate, geography, water, and food sources?
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What is domestication?
The taming of plants and animals for use by people.
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What event shifts the Paleolithic time period into the Neolithic time period?
The invention of farming.
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A man-made waterway
canal
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A large waterfall
cataract
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Why do groups migrate?
To meet their basic human survival needs.
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Paleolithic people survived by...
Hunting and gathering
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What differences in technology existed between Paleolithic and Neolithic time periods?
Paleolithic people used simple stone tools and Neolithic people had more advanced tools
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Narrow strip of water connecting two larger bodies of water.
strait
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Flat land that is near the edges of a river and is formed by silt deposited by floods.
flood plain
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What are the three big things that Neolithic people needed to permanently settle?
food, water, shelter
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What do artifacts tell us about the past?
How society lived and what they valued.
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Why was Neolithic society able to settle in one place and form societies and Paleolithic society did not?
Neolithic people could farm which gave them a steady food supply.
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Triangular shaped area of land found at the mouth of a river.
delta
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A bowl-shaped area of land.
basin
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natural resources water source fertile soil
what things determined where they settled
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What is the difference between a fossil and an artifact?
Fossils are remains of once living things and artifacts are man-made objects.
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Paleolithic people
Meet their basic needs of food, water, shelter.
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Narrow strip of land connecting two larger areas of land.
isthmus
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A place where a river empties into another body of water.
mouth of river