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How Early People Lived
Early Humans
100
What are people who wander from place to place looking for food
Nomads
100
What is the largest continent in the world? China is in this continent.
Asia
100
What is the largest ocean?
Pacific
100
Early people made tools and weapon out of?
Stone
100
Where/how did early people live?
Built huts out of mammoth bones, twigs, and sticks Caves
200
What are vast sheets of ice that made travel difficult for early humans?
glaciers
200
What is the coldest continent on the planet?
Antarctica
200
What is the coldest ocean?
Arctic
200
The early people lived in group in order to do what?
Eat and survive - nomads
200
How did climate affect the lives of the early people?
If it was hot, they had to build shelter to protect from the sun If it was cold, they had to keep warm by clothing and shelter
300
The cold period of time that can last thousands of years, where ice covers much of the earth?
The Ice Age
300
What continent do you live on?
North America
300
This ocean is between Africa and Australia.
Indian Ocean
300
How did early people get food?
Hunting animals Gathering berries, nuts, roots
300
What are clans?
People who lived and hunted together for a better chance of survival.
400
Who are people that study old bones and objects to learn about the past?
archaeologists
400
What continent is connected to Asia? Germany is part of this continent.
Europe
400
Are all the oceans are connected?
Yes!!!
400
How did farming begin for the early people?
They found if you planted a seed, food would grow. This led them to be able to stay in one place and form communities.
400
The early people lived in the time period where they made tools and weapons out of stone
Stone Age
500
Early people learned to , or tame, wild animals.
domesticate
500
What continent did the first humans live on?
Africa
500
If you were in California, what ocean would you be by?
Pacific
500
What are the three basic needs of human life?
food/water shelter clothing
500
are groups of people that have a written language and a government.
civilizations