AP World History Chapter 1 Flashcards

7304500411	Paleolithic Age/Old Stone Age	ended in 12000 BCE, was identified by the using of stone tools and hunting and gathering.	0
7304514494	Mesolithic Age/Middle Stone Age	the "middle" age between the Paleolithic and Neolithic. Between 12000 and 8000 BCE	1
7304516949	Neolithic Age/New Stone Age	between 8000 and 5000 BCE, agriculture and animal domestication is developed	2
7304519035	Homo sapiens sapiens	the humanoid species that was the most successful at the end of the Paleolithic era.	3
7304524095	Africa	the country where most human species originated from	4
7304541882	Bronze Age	the first of the metal ages, between 4000-1500 BCE, when Bronze tools were used instead of stone	5
7304543144	Homo erectus	a species of humanoids that stood on two legs	6
7304546338	The Neolithic Revolution	the change in technology and in the human race that led to the development of agriculture	7
7304554521	hunters and gatherers	their primary food source was from hunting and foraging, involved moving around a lot to stay alive	8
7304565331	nomads	herders that lived in small bands on the outskirts of civilizations	9
7304567749	civilizations	cities that relied on agriculture and had large populations	10
7304606075	Middle East	the place where agriculture first took flight and the place where the first civilizations were created	11
7304607861	Bering Land Bridge	The Arctic Ocean froze over and provided a land like passage that hunters unknowingly passed over to the Americas on	12
7304636809	Catal Huyuk	a Neolithic Age city in Turkey that scientists have studied and learned much about human history from	13
7304648633	agriculture	the science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals to provide food, wool, and other products.	14