Unit 2 Study Guide Review

What is the definition of artifacts?

• Any object made or used by mankind.

• A turning point in history when humans began to life in settlements and raise plants and animals.

• organizations that large groups of humans create to help solve social problems.

• when different people in a society take on specific roles or jobs.

Which of the following is the definition of the Agricultural Revolution?

• Any object made or used by mankind.

• A turning point in history when humans began to life in settlements and raise plants and animals.

• organizations that large groups of humans create to help solve social problems.

• when different people in a society take on specific roles or jobs.

What is the correct definition of the term Social Institutions?

• Any object made or used by mankind.

• A turning point in history when humans began to life in settlements and raise plants and animals.

• organizations that large groups of humans create to help solve social problems.

• when different people in a society take on specific roles or jobs.

What is the definition of specialization?

• Any object made or used by mankind.

• A turning point in history when humans began to life in settlements and raise plants and animals.

• organizations that large groups of humans create to help solve social problems.

• when different people in a society take on specific roles or jobs.

Which of the following is the best definition of World History?

• the scientific study of ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts.

• the scientific study of humankind, especially human ancestry and culture over time and across the world.

• the study of global processes and patterns of humanity over time and all over the world.

Define Archeology.

• the scientific study of ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts.

• the scientific study of humankind, especially human ancestry and culture over time and across the world.

• the study of global processes and patterns of humanity over time and all over the world.

Define Anthropology.

• the scientific study of ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts.

• the scientific study of humankind, especially human ancestry and culture over time and across the world.

• the study of global processes and patterns of humanity over time and all over the world.

What were the 3 basic reasons humans in the Paleolithic Era migrated?

• Find Food

• Escape Weather Patterns

• Find Space for a Growing Population

• Move Closer to Water Sources

Which of the following is NOT an aspect of the natural environment that shaped how people lived in the Paleolithic Era?

• Climate

• Artifacts

• Vegetation

• Game to Hunt

What is the scientific name of a human?

• Neolothicists

• People

• Homo sapiens sapiens

• Homo habilis