Early Paleolithic

What period was marked by hunting/gathering lifestyle?

• Neolithic

• Bronze Age

• Paleolithic

• Mezsoic

A nomadic person is

• someone who settles in one spot

• someone who has no fixed residence and moves from place to place

• Someone who lives in a fancy house

• Someone who moves every five years

In paleolithic times did the hunters hunt together?

• Yes

• No

What big "invention" provided comfort, made it easier to hunt, allowed them to take care of each and provided a social aspect?

• Stone Tools

• Fire

• Caves to sleep in

Being migratory means

• you are settled in one spot

• you move from place to place in search of food

• you follow all the rules of the village

Living as a hunter-gatherer meant

• men went and hunted animals to eat while the women gathered berries, nuts, leaves and they migrated following the animals

• they only hunted the animals in their area

• they stayed in one spot and farmed the land

Which activity was a regular part of the lives of early hunter-gatherers?

• irrigation

• migration

• shipbuilding

• bridge building

Mastery of fire made which development possible?

• raising animals

• move into colder regions

• development of government

• establishment of permanent homes

Why did paleolithic people move from place to place?

• they didn't like living in one spot

• the plants and animals they survived on were migratory and seasonal

• climate constantly changed making life difficult

• it was fun to walk

For millions of years humans were nomadic, following the animal herds and foraging for food using stone tools. This period is known as

• Ice Age

• Paleolithic

• neolithic

• Bronze Age