What is the Paleolithic period known for in the history of humanity?

• The period when humans first started farming and domesticating animals.

• The first and longest period of prehistory, marked by the appearance of early humans and stone tools.

• The age when humans began using metal tools and building large structures.

• A short period characterized by advanced art forms and settled communities.

What was the primary lifestyle of humans during the Paleolithic period?

• They lived in large cities and traded goods.

• They were sedentary farmers who cultivated crops.

• They were nomadic hunters and gatherers.

• They specialized in metalworking and pottery.

How did the discovery of fire significantly impact the lives of Paleolithic people?

• It led to the invention of the wheel and advanced transportation.

• It allowed them to build permanent shelters and establish villages.

• It provided warmth, protection from animals, and enabled cooking of food.

• It was primarily used for creating elaborate cave paintings.

What characterized Paleolithic art and the early tools used by humans?

• Art was primarily sculptures made from metal, and tools were made from polished stones.

• Cave paintings depicted daily life and hunting scenes, and early tools were made from old stones.

• Art was abstract and symbolic, and tools were crafted from bone and wood only.

• Paintings were made on pottery, and tools were exclusively for agriculture.

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