Pre-History

THE STONE AGE WAS A TIME IN PREHISTORY WHEN HUMANS MADE AND USED

• Smart Phones

• Stone Tools

• Pretty Clothes

• Cars

SCIENTISTS DIVIDE THE STONE AGE INTO TWO MAIN PERIODS:

• Began and the end

• History and Pre-History

• Paleolithic and Neolithic

• Age of metals

NEOLITHIC MEANS

• New Stone Ages

• Neon Color

• New Ages Metal

• New Modern History

Who were the nomads?

• People who live in one place

• People who live in a house

• A person who live in an aparment

• A person who moves from place to place

Who were the sedentary people?

• Live in different places

• Settled in one place

• move place to place

• Live in a big house

what is the difference between history and prehistory?

• before and after writing

• people can talk

• people can dance

• people go to the school

What are the hordes?

• HUMAN GROUPS WHOSE MEMBERS ARE CONSIDERED RELATIVES, BY BLOOD

• HAD THE ESSENTIAL FUNCTION OF ADMINISTERING THE COMMUNITY’S ASSETS, RATIONALLY ORGANIZING THE WORK OF THEIR MEMBERS

• UNITED BY COMMON NEEDS; FOR EXAMPLE, THE SEARCH FOR FOOD OR THE DEFENSE AGAINST ANIMAL ATTACK.

• HE SUM OF SEVERAL CLANS GAVE RISE TO ONE TRIBE. HOWEVER, EACH TRIBE USED TO BE DIVIDED INTO TWO CLANS

What are the Clans or Families?

• HUMAN GROUPS WHOSE MEMBERS ARE CONSIDERED RELATIVES, BY BLOOD

• HAD THE ESSENTIAL FUNCTION OF ADMINISTERING THE COMMUNITY’S ASSETS, RATIONALLY ORGANIZING THE WORK OF THEIR MEMBERS

• UNITED BY COMMON NEEDS; FOR EXAMPLE, THE SEARCH FOR FOOD OR THE DEFENSE AGAINST ANIMAL ATTACK.

• HE SUM OF SEVERAL CLANS GAVE RISE TO ONE TRIBE. HOWEVER, EACH TRIBE USED TO BE DIVIDED INTO TWO CLANS

What are the Tribes?

• HUMAN GROUPS WHOSE MEMBERS ARE CONSIDERED RELATIVES, BY BLOOD

• HAD THE ESSENTIAL FUNCTION OF ADMINISTERING THE COMMUNITY’S ASSETS, RATIONALLY ORGANIZING THE WORK OF THEIR MEMBERS

• UNITED BY COMMON NEEDS; FOR EXAMPLE, THE SEARCH FOR FOOD OR THE DEFENSE AGAINST ANIMAL ATTACK.

• HE SUM OF SEVERAL CLANS GAVE RISE TO ONE TRIBE. HOWEVER, EACH TRIBE USED TO BE DIVIDED INTO TWO CLANS

What are the Patriarchate?

• HUMAN GROUPS WHOSE MEMBERS ARE CONSIDERED RELATIVES, BY BLOOD

• HAD THE ESSENTIAL FUNCTION OF ADMINISTERING THE COMMUNITY’S ASSETS, RATIONALLY ORGANIZING THE WORK OF THEIR MEMBERS

• UNITED BY COMMON NEEDS; FOR EXAMPLE, THE SEARCH FOR FOOD OR THE DEFENSE AGAINST ANIMAL ATTACK.

• HE SUM OF SEVERAL CLANS GAVE RISE TO ONE TRIBE. HOWEVER, EACH TRIBE USED TO BE DIVIDED INTO TWO CLANS