World Hist 1.3

Humans Try to Control Nature

Module 1 Lesson 3

Highly mobile people who moved from place to place foraging, or searching, for new sources of food.

​​Nomads

A type of Nomadic people who relied on hunting and collecting plant foods.

​​Hunter-gatherers

Early modern humans used stone, bone, and wood to fashion over 100 different tools. they created fish hooks, harpoons, a chisel, a knife, and Cro Magnons used bone needles to sew clothing.

​​Early Tech Revolution

The agricultural revolution, this was the earliest stages of farming!

https://youtu.be/jvwk_U-EwX4?feature=shared

​​Neolithic Revolution

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a continent not mentioned in the video we watched?

• Asia

• Africa

• Europe

• South America

Multiple Choice

What did Cro-Magnons use to sew clothing?

• knife

• bone needles

• harpoons

• chisel

This method of farming is when they cut down or burn down, trees or different grass to build fields.

Slash and Burn Farming

The taming of animals like horses, dogs, goats, and pigs, Slow process and often was more herding then what we know today.

Domestication

The Nile River Valley developed into an important agricultural center for growing wheat, barley, and other crops.

​​Africa

About 8,00 years ago farmers along the middle stretches of the Yellow River cultivated a grain called millet. About 1,000 years later farmers first domesticated wild rice in the Chang Jiang River delta

​​China

​Farmers cultivated corn, beans, and squash.

​​Mexico and Central America

Farmers in the Central Andes were the first to grow tomatoes, sweet potatoes, and white potatoes.

​​Peru

Discovered in 1958, archaeologist discovered Catal Huyuk (chuh-TUL hoo_YOOK)
5,000 people in South Central turkey lived in dwellings

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Catal Hayuk

Multiple Choice

What crop did people domesticate in China?

• wild rice

• squash

• wheat

• corn

Multiple Choice

What animal did they NOT domesticate?

• Horse

• Cats

• Dogs

• Pigs