Chapter 3 Early Humans and Agricultural Revolution

Chapter 3 Early Humans and Agricultural Revolution

NOMADS

people who move from place to place as a group to find food for themselves.

8000bc to 2000bc

• During this period early humans began to develop tools. As they started to migrate across the globe this helped them survive in different areas

Hunters and Gathers

Finding Food - Men and Women had different roles. Women Gathered and the Men hunted wild animals

Stone Age

The early periods of recorded human life. The Named due to the tools and weapons early humans used.

Paleolithic Period

The first part of the stone age. Started 2.5 Millions years ago and ended in 8000 BC

Communication

Early man paintings now called Paleolithic Art in Caves

ICE AGE

long periods of extreme cold that affected the earth. The temperatures where a threat to human survival.

Ice Age Migration

The ice sheets created strips of dry land that connected the continents and led to constant travel among clans.

Multiple Choice

To share information with someone

• systematic agriculture

• locate

• Paleolithic

• communicate

Multiple Choice

The organized growing of food on a regular schedule called,_________ allowed people to produce a constant food supply.

• shrines

• farming

• systematic agriculture

• river valley

Multiple Choice

People who move from place to place regularly.

• technology

• domesticate

• nomads

• specialization

Multiple Choice

What do historians call the general early people of human history?

• Ancient Age

• Bronze Age

• Iron Age

• Stone Age

Multiple Choice

to tame animals for human use.

• technology

• domesticate

• nomads

• specialization

Multiple Choice

The organized growing of food on a regular schedule

• specialization

• construct

• systematic agriculture

• Neolithic Age

Multiple Choice

tools and methods to perform task.

• technology

• domesticate

• nomads

• specialization

Multiple Choice

Long periods of extreme cold that affected all of Earth. Glaciers covered much of the land

• Bronze Age

• Ice Ages

• Paleolithic Age

• Neolithic Age

Multiple Choice

Relating to the earliest period of the Stone Age. In Greek it means "old stone".

• Present Time

• Neolithic Age

• Bronze Age

• Paleolithic Age