Unit 1

people who travel from pace to place

• hunter-gatherers

• locals
• tour guides
• herds

to collect food by searching through what has been left behind

• hunting
• foraging
• scavenging
• gathering

moving around often; not settled in one place

• rooted
• nomadic
• settled
• stationary

Which of the following is NOT a reason early humans migrated out of Africa?

• In search of food and resources

• seeking better conditions

• To find new land for farming in Europe.
• natural events like droughts and ice age

what does "scarce" mean?

• a lot of supply

• Easily accessible
• Commonly found
• limited; hard to find

What does migration mean?

• Migration is the act of building structures in a new location.
• Migration refers to the process of staying in one place permanently.
• Migration means the movement of individuals or groups from one location to another.
• Migration means the exchange of goods between countries.

How would you describe early migration out of Africa?

• Migration was due to too many people in Africa.

• driven by environmental factors

• in search of gold and riches.

• Early migration was limited to neighboring countries only.

Nomadic hunter-gatherers actively (a)   animals as a food source

Nomadic hunter-gatherers picked wild vegetation and did not plant ______

• flowers

• trees

• seeds

Nomadic hunter-gatherers developed ________ over time

• tools and weapons

• cook

• hunt animals

• planted seeds