AP world history chapter 1 Flashcards

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