Paleolithic
Agricultural Revolution/ Early Settlers
Characteristics of Civ
Social Structure
100

Early humans moved from place to place. What is the name of people who moved from place to place?

Nomads
100

Early humans migrated out of _________ and then to ______________.

Migrated out of AFRICA 

Then to Southwest Asia and Europe and to the rest of the world!

100

G fro Geography:

What geographical feature was common to the earliest civilizations?

rivers

100

Not everyone had to farm so they were able to 

specialize

200

Nomads lived in what types of homes?

temporary homes

200
What conditions fit the needs for early settlers?

Warm weather near water to find food

200

E for Economics:

Early civilizations did not have money.. How did they exchange goods and services?

Bartered

200

What was it called when they took all the work a civilization needed done and divided it up between groups of people?

Division of Labor

300

Early Humans lived in temporary homes with materials they could find around them. Why was it important for them to find/ build a temporary home?

To protect themselves from the weather and animals.

300

How did early humans/ hunter gatherers use their physical environment to create/ make their achievements?

create tools to help them get food

300

A for Achievements:

What was the shared written language used in Mesopotamia? 

cuneiform

300

What is specialization and what are some examples?

Not everyone had to farm so they can specialize/ get really good at certain jobs

some people built roads

some people were merchants

400

What would a hunter gatherer most likely do if all of the local supply of wildlife was killed for food?

Most likely would move to an area with more wildlife to make sure that he had a steady food supply.

400

Why was it important for humans to domesticate plants?

Domesticating plants allowed humans to develop reliable sources of food.

400

A for Achievements:

What is infrastructure?

What a city needs to run

roads, bridges, irrigation, etc 

400

If someone in this society plays a harp.. What does this tell us about their civilization?

They specialize

500

What was a benefit of agricultural societies in comparison to hunter gatherers?

Hunter gatherers had to fend for themselves and live in small groups.

Agricultural societies could support a large population.

500

What advancement in technology allowed farmers to practice agriculture where water was scarce?

irrigation

500

What characteristic was needed to help rule over people when societies got too big?

P for Politics 

They needed an organized GOVERNMENT

500

Explain two ways division of labor affected people in early civilizations.

They could specialize in different jobs ex: merchants, craftspeople, farmers

They could live together in larger groups

They have more advances in technology