This is the definition of domesticate.
Taming animals and crops for the purpose of cultivation
This is the definition of culture.
The way of life that is handed down from one generation to the next by learning and experience
This is the name of our oldest living ancestor.
Lucy
This is the definition of Technology.
Tools and skills that people use to meet their basic needs.
This is the definition of Pre-History.
The period of time before writing systems were invented
This is why people created clothing.
To protect themselves from the cold from the glaciers.
This is the definition of latitude.
Distance North and South of the Equator
This is the definition of nomad.
People who move from place to place in search of food
This is the definition of Anthropology.
The study of the origins and development of people and their countries.
Objects that are made by humans
When people no longer moved around constantly and settled into permanent homes.
Study how people lived in the past
This is what the concept of civilization did for jobs.
It allowed specialization and everyone having different skills
This is where most evidence of early humans was found.
East Africa
This landmark is what most ancient civilizations settled around.
River valleys
This is what the rise in private property and surplus of food led to.
Violence
The study of people, their environments, and the resources available to them
This is the definition of animism.
The belief that spirits and forces live in animals, objects or dreams
This is the definition of polytheistic.
The belief in many gods and goddesses
This is the name of the mummified man found in the Alps.
Otzi
This is the scientific term for the Old Stone Age.
Paleolithic Age
These are the 4 other scientists that help us understand society.
Geologists, Biologists, Botanists, and Zoologists
These two civilizations did not settle around a specific landmark.
Azetcs and Incas
This is who probably discovered farming first.
Women
This new concept was developed with sedentary life and losing the "sharing" method of life.
Private Property