The Paleolithic & Neolithic Eras

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Africa

Pacific

Asia

Europe

Atlantic

Indian

North America

South America

Australia

Arctic

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Compass

Match the name of the biome to its image

• Tundra

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• Rainforest

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• Grassland

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• Desert

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• Forest

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Match the term with its definition

• A period of time characterized by extreme cold

• Paleolithic

• Early Stone Age

• Nomad

• Someone who gets food from the wild

• Neolithic

• Someone with no permanent home

• Ice Age

• Late Stone Age

• Hunter-gatherer

What is animal husbandry?

• The practice of breeding and raising livestock.

• The study of wild animal behavior.

• The management of animal habitats in the wild.

• The practice of training animals for entertainment.

What was the Agricultural Revolution?

• The transition from nomadic lifestyles to settled farming.

• A shift from farming to hunting and gathering.
• A period of widespread famine and crop failure.
• The introduction of industrial machinery in agriculture.

What is domestication?

• Creating new wild species.

• The extinction of animal species.

• Hunting wild animals for food.

• The changing of wild species for human use.

What is specialization?

• Getting really good at only one thing.

• Avoiding any single area of focus.

• The ability to do multiple things well.

• Acquiring many different skills.

Match the term with its definition or examples

• Creating metals from ore

• Textiles

• A religious or cultural structure

• Metallurgy

• Bread, beer, yogurt

• Canal

• A man-made river

• Monument

• Fabric made from cotton or wool

• Fermented food

Organize these into their categories

Groups:

(a) Paleolithic

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(b) Neolithic

• Cave art

• Animal husbandry

• Fermented foods

• Huner-gatherer

• Textiles

• Villages

• Dairy

• Nomad

• Canal

• Monuments

• Metallurgy

• Farming

• Ice Age

• Specialization

• Fur clothes