Vocabulary
Vocab 2
Misc 1
Misc 2
Misc 3
100

Human-made objects from the past.

What are ARTIFACTS?

100

Highly mobile people who moved from place to place searching for new sources of food.

Who are NOMADS?

100

 This includes physical, human, and cultural characteristics that can affect the benefits, challenges, and development of a civilization.

What is GEOGRAPHY?

100

This is why the prehistoric period is called the Stone Age.

What is the USE OF STONE to create tools and weapons?

100

The excavations at Skara Brae revealed this important aspect about the culture there.

There were SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS and DISTINCTIONS.

200

A people's unique way of life.

What is CULTURE?

200

Taming of animals

What is DOMESTICATION?

200

This caused the involuntary migration of people to warmer areas of the world.

What was the LITTLE ICE AGE?

200

This supported archaeologists beliefs that Neanderthals developed a for of religion.

What is the DISCOVERY OF A NEANDERTHAL BURIAL SITE? (In Shanidar Cave in Iraq)

200

Scientists made conclusions that the culture at Yangshao had no social distinctions, but valued equality because of this.  

The people of Yangshao were all buried the same way with the same type and amount of pots and bowls.  

300

Ways of applying knowledge, tools, and inventions to meet needs.

What is TECHNOLOGY?

300

Complex cultures that consist of at least 5 main characteristics.

What are CIVILIZATIONS?

300

Because of these 2 things, the study of world history must be flexible.

What are NEW DISCOVERIES and NEW TECHNOLOGY?

300

This shaped the nomadic life of hunter-gatherers, and the settled life of farmers.

What is FOOD SUPPLY?

300

What evidence found at Stonehenge helped scientists to believe that women were regarded just as important as the men?

Both men and women were buried at Stonehenge.

400

Nomadic groups whose food supply depended on collecting plant foods and hunting animals.

Who are HUNTER-GATHERERS?

400

Digging

What is EXCAVATION?

400

Paleontologists study these.

What are FOSSILS?

400

These 3 places pioneered the Agricultural revolution.

 Iraq (Jarmo), Mexico, and Thailand.

400

He is known as the Father of the US Constitution because he was the primary drafter or author of the US Constitution.

Who was JAMES MADISON?

500

The shift from food-gathering to food producing; Agricultural Revolution

What is the NEOLITHIC REVOLUTION?

500

The study and writing of history.

What is HISTORIOGRAPHY?

500

Anthropologists study these.

What are CULTURES?

500

This was an important security aspect of the permanent settlement in Jericho.  

What is the WALL?

500

Where and when the US Constitution was created.

Where is PHILADELPHIA, September 17, 1787