10463268660 | Outer life | Things actually happening in the real world | 0 | |
10463268661 | hunter-gatherers | People who hunt animals and gather wild plants, seeds, fruits, and nuts to survive | 1 | |
10463268662 | Paleolithic | Old Stone Age | 2 | |
10463268663 | Neolithic | Age of agriculture-domestication of plants an animals | 3 | |
10463268664 | Homosapiens | Evolution of human species(100,000 years ago they migrated out of Africa | 4 | |
10463268665 | Factors of human revolution | When people started walking on two feet(becoming bipedal Obtaining larger brains | 5 | |
10463268666 | Tools early humans made use of | Stone blades Grind stone Stone points | 6 | |
10463268667 | Blombos Cave | Ochre workshop | 7 | |
10463268668 | Ice Age | Series of glacial episodes | 8 | |
10463268669 | Cave art | paintings, engravings, and art on the walls of caves and shelters made of rock | 9 | |
10463268670 | Venus figurines | Paleolithic statues Portraying women | 10 | |
10463268671 | Aboriginal Australians | Native Australians | 11 | |
10463268672 | Dreamtime | Endless stories extended cerimonies exit evocative Rock art all of which depicted a creation story | 12 | |
10463268673 | Early Australians had a unique style of painting called the aboriginal__________style | X-ray | 13 | |
10463268674 | Human migration patterns | Middle East(100,000) Asia(10,000) Europe(40,000) Australia(60,000 40,000) NA(30,000 15,000) SA(12,500 Pacific islands | 14 | |
10463268675 | Pituri | Psychedelic drug exchanged by Australian Paleolithic people | 15 | |
10463268676 | Diffusion | The spread of culture and technology without migration | 16 | |
10463268677 | Clovis point | Projectile point m(spear head) | 17 | |
10463268678 | Order of colonized pacific islands | Philippines malarirdol tango samara cook hawaii Easter island new zeland | 18 | |
10463268679 | Moa | Extinct Australian anime (went extinct within 100 years of human arrival) | 19 | |
10463268680 | Kinship | Bond or claim of someone who is not blood related family | 20 | |
10463268681 | The population density during Paleolithic times was very_____ | Sparse | 21 | |
10463268682 | What do scholars speculate the population of the world dropped to after the volcanic eruption | 10thousand or less | 22 | |
10463268683 | What are the main pts for the reason historians believe early human societies where more equal than the ones of today | No one really had more goods or things than the other person Everyone had to hunt or gather no one person was above it | 23 | |
10463268684 | Neanderthal man | Became extinct with other hominids | 24 | |
10463268685 | Shamans | Skilled in the spirit world | 25 | |
10463268686 | Hominids are | Primates and mammals | 26 | |
10463268687 | What about life and death are presented in the Venus figurines(what do they represent) | Female fertility | 27 | |
10463268688 | Ceremonial space | Spaces held in high regard(reserved for religion ) no one lived in then and they where far away from settlements, however large groups of people would go there | 28 | |
10463268689 | Animism | the attribution of a soul to plants, inanimate objects, and natural phenomena. | 29 | |
10463268690 | global warming | An increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere (especially a sustained increase that causes climatic changes) | 30 | |
10463268691 | What was happening regarding life expectancy? | It was dropping | 31 | |
10463268692 | What did the neolithic revolution mean for people as a life style change | -collection of wild grain -start of inequality due to abundance of goods -begging of dogs as pets | 32 | |
10463268693 | Neolithic era | New Stone Age | 33 | |
10463268694 | Agricultural Revolution | The time when human beings first domesticated plants and animals and no longer relied entirely on hunting and gathering | 34 | |
10463268695 | animal domestication | When animals are tamed and used for food and profit. | 35 | |
10463268696 | Name the modern day countries of the Fertile Crescent | Israel Southern turkey Syria Iraq Jordan Palestine | 36 | |
10463268697 | What fruit is thought to be the first cultivated crop | Figs | 37 | |
10463268698 | Two rivers that flow through the Fertile Crescent | Tigris and Euphrates | 38 | |
10463268699 | Mountain chain separating it from Persia | Zagros mts | 39 | |
10463268700 | Where are the discovery sites of the states | Jordan | 40 | |
10463268701 | How do agricultural techniques diffuse grime there hearths | Diffusion migration/colonization | 41 | |
10463268702 | What diseases where humans exposed to due to their closeness with animals | Smallpox measles flu chicken pox tuberculosis rabies | 42 | |
10463268703 | Examples of how social order began to appear at catalhuyuk | Specialized crafts, buried dead, titles, inherited places of power | 43 | |
10463268704 | Title societies | More control but no king or queen | 44 |
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