Paleolithic
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Hunter-Gatherers
Civilizations
100

This is what Paleolithic stands for

Old stone age

100

This is what Neolithic stands for

New stone age

100

This event marked the beginning of the AD time period

The birth of Jesus Christ

100

This term for how they lived describes early hunter-gatherers

Nomadic

100

This is a reason that early civilizations created a system of writing

To communicate and keep records

200

Early man used flint, steel, stone and wood to create this early innovation

Fire

200

The creation of agriculture inspired this practice between people

Trade

200

These abbreviations identify the period of history before humans recorded dates and time

B.C. / B.C.E. 

200

Hunter-gatherers made their tools out of this material

Stone

200

These are the characteristics of civilizations

Culture, government, religion, social structure, stable food supply, technology, and writing

300

This label for early people describes how they got their food

Hunter-gatherers

300

Animals provided this benefit during the Agricultural Revolution

Animals were used to help plant crops

300

These abbreviations identify the time after the birth of Jesus Christ

A.D. / C.E.

300

These are the benefits of fire

Heat, light, warmth, cooking, and protection

300

Early civilizations created political systems for this reason

To provide order

400

This period occurred before written history, which is known as this

Pre-history

400

This advancement of the Neolithic man increased the global population

The domestication of plants and animals/development of irrigation systems

400

This term signifies 100 years

Century

400

Hunter-gatherers sustained themselves by doing this

They created hunting tools like spears

400

This characteristic of a civilization organized communities based on class and profession

Social structure

500

This innovation was created by the Paleolithic man to control the environment

The wheel

500

Irrigation techniques and the domestication of plants and animals led to this

Food surpluses

500

Historians use this term to signify an approximate date

Circa

500

Humans transitioned from nomadic societies to agricultural ones approximately this many years ago

12,000 years ago

500

The domestication of plants and animals had this impact on early civilizations

Led to the development of permanent settlements