Exploring Early Human Migration

Imagine you're an adventurer like Indiana Jones! What is the primary role of an archaeologist?

• To study ancient languages

• To study human history through artifacts

• To create maps of ancient lands

• To write historical novels

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Emma and Luna are exploring a mysterious cave. Which of the following do they discover as an ancient artifact?

• A natural rock formation

• A prehistoric tool

• A modern painting

• A living plant

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Hey adventurers! Daniel, Liam, and Samuel are on a quest to uncover the secrets of The Bering Land Bridge. What does this mysterious map reveal?

• The migration routes of early humans

• The location of ancient cities

• The spread of modern technology

• The boundaries of ancient empires

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What role did "power" play in shaping early human societies?

• It led to the invention of agriculture

• It facilitated the rise of social hierarchies

• It promoted the development of religious beliefs

• It encouraged the domestication of animals

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Analyze how "wealth" influenced the development of leadership roles in early human communities.

• Wealth accumulation enabled the rise of powerful leaders

• Wealth had no impact on leadership roles

• Wealth was insignificant in leadership development

• Wealth led to the decline of leadership roles

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In what ways did "morality" shape the interactions among early human groups?

• Morality had no impact on early human interactions

• Morality guided the distribution of resources and cooperation

• Morality was only relevant to spiritual beliefs

• Morality emerged only in contemporary societies

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How can the study of artifacts help us understand early human migration patterns?

• Artifacts can show the exact dates of migration

• Artifacts can reveal the tools and technologies used by migrating groups

• Artifacts can predict future migration trends

• Artifacts can only tell us about the climate of the past

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Why was The Bering Land Bridge important for early human migration?

• Beringia was a barrier to migration

• The Bering Land Bridge served as a migration route for early peoples

• Beringia was irrelevant to human migration

• Beringia was a source of food for early humans

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Imagine you're an early human trying to find the perfect spot to settle. How might climate changes influence your decision?

• Climate changes had no impact on settlement patterns

• Climate changes encouraged the development of agriculture

• Climate changes could lead to the relocation of people due to limited resources

• Climate changes only affected the migration of birds

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Imagine you're an early human trekking across vast lands. How do you think your adventures would have shaped the spread and availability of natural resources in different regions?

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking