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Farming
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100
How did scientists learn more about Iceman?

studying his clothes, tools, and body

100

How did farming change the way people lived?

They settled in one place instead of wondering like nomads

100

The written and recorded events of people

History

100

Taming animals and breeding them for human use

Domestication

100

A period of time during which hominids made lasting tools from stones

Stone Age

200

The "pre" in "prehistory" stands for:

before

200

Dependable sources of water allowed farming settlements to transform into what?

Cities

200

The period of time before writing was invented

Prehistory

200
A worker especially skilled at crafting things by hand

Artisans

200

More than what is needed

Surplus

300

When was farming developed?

The New Stone Age
300

During the Old Stone Age, how did people get their food?

hunting and gathering

300

Stories passed down by word of mouth

Oral Tradition

300

A person with no settled home

Nomad

300

Is a society that has cities, a central government run by official leaders, and workers that specialize in various jobs

civilizations

400
Where did modern humans originate?

Africa

400
Why did the Egyptians settle on the Nile?

Regular meant that the soil was rich to farm

400

Supplying land with water from another place using a network of canals

Irrigation

400

Scientists who examine objects to learn about past people and cultures

Archaeologists

400

A group of people that have similar backgrounds, incomes, and ways of life

Social Classes

500

All of human prehistory took place in which "age"?

Old Stone Age

500

A surplus of food allowed people to become _________

Artisans

500

Modern humans and earlier groups that may have been ancestors or relatives to modern humans.

Hominids

500

Study of Earth's surface and the processes that shape it

Geography

500

A rod or pin on which a wheel revolves

Axle