Human Migration
Old Stone Age
New Stone Age
Iceman Discovery
Miscellaneous
100

 According to historical evidence, early humans originated on this continent before spreading across the globe.

Africa

100

Another word for Old Stone Age

the Paleolithic Age

100

Another term for the New Stone Age

 the Neolithic Age?

100

Discovered in the Alps, this nickname was given to the 5,000-year-old mummified human found frozen in the ice

Ötzi the Iceman

100

The long periods of extreme cold on Earth that exposed the land bridge to the Americas.

What are the Ice Ages?

200

Factors that force humans out of a location—like climate changes or lack of food and water during the Ice Age—are known as this type of factor.

Push factors

200

This is something early humans made to tell stories

cave paintings?

200

During this, humans learned how to farm and made permanent settlements 

Neolithic Revolution?

200

 Preserved alongside Ötzi's body were several items he carried, including a medicine bag, boots, and an axe. Historians classify these man-made objects left behind by past societies as these

Artifacts

200

The period of time before writing was invented.

What is prehistory?

300

Early humans first migrated out of Africa from this specific geographic region.

Great Rift Valley

300

Name 2 pieces of tech from the Old Stone Age

controlled fire, spears, bow and arrow, axe...

300

A surplus of food led to this, which is training for a particular job or type of work.

What is specialization?

300

 Ötzi's discovery gave historians a deep look into human life during this specific metal-focused era transition near the end of the Stone Age.

Copper Age

300

In modern history timeline labels, what do the letters BCE stand for?

Before Common Era

400

To reach North and South America, prehistoric human groups crossed this land bridge.

Bering Land Strait

400

Stone Age humans created tools by chipping away pieces off the edges of rocks to shape them. What was this toolmaking process called?

Flaking

400

Humans started to switch from living in caves and temporary huts to...

Permanent settlements

400

Ötzi's body was remarkably preserved with over 60 of these markings made on his skin, which scientists believe may have been an early form of medical treatment

Tattoos

400

How did people walk around the city of Catal Huyuk?

Walked on the roofs of houses

500

Early humans used rafts and island-hopping techniques to reach these two regions in the Southern Hemisphere.

Southeast Asia and Australia

500

Besides stone, name two other natural materials Paleolithic humans commonly used to make simple tools and weapons

Bone, wood, leather

500

to train something to be useful to people

Domestication

500

What metal weapon did Ötzi carry that showed historians people knew how to work with metal earlier than they thought?

Copper axe

500

The study of objects to learn about past human life.

What is archaeology?