Location of the former "__________ bridge" used by Asian hunters to migrate to North America.

Theory that proposes the universe began in an event similar to an ________________ (boom).

"In the year of our Lord" or "Anno Domini" in _____________ (language) can also be called the Common Era, abbreviated how?

EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AUSTRALIA, NORTH AND SOUTH _____________ are all what?

The process by which wind and water shape the surface of the Earth.

Europe and Asia.

Remains of living organisms that have been left behind for scientists to study.

Water that can be used for farming and drinking.

Latin for "upright human;" this extinct member of the hominid family lived about two and a half million years ago.

Periods when water was locked in ice sheets.

Name given to the first Australopithecus remains found in the Great Rift Valley. She was actually named for a Beatles song that was playing at the time of discovery!

The earliest Homo sapiens who developed about 150,000 years ago (it was actually longer ago, but that is what our source said).

Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Artic.

The name of the gorge in the Great Rift Valley where many early human discoveries have been made.

Scientists who study the remains of plants and animals.

Scientists believe that all the continents may have, at one time, been part of this single landmass.

Times when people did not yet read or write.

A source that comes from someone who was around at the time of an event.

A source that is created by someone who not involved in an actual event (example: history textbook).

Narrow body of water connecting two larger bodies of water.

A term used to describe inventions and tools that make life easier.

Mountains that separate Europe and Asia

The Paleolithic Age is also called the __________ and people survived by ___________.

The Neolithic Age is also called the __________ and people survived by ___________.

Two traits scientists look for before calling extinct hominids human:

Where do earthquakes and volcanoes tend to occur?

Most scientists believe that the universe is how old? How old is Earth?

“Waves of History” include all of the following except:

What percentage of the Earth is covered in water? What percentage of that water is freshwater?

Culturally speaking, what constitutes the “West” and “East” (in terms of geography)?

What Galaxy are you in?

All of the following are advantages of being bipedal except (I realized this was a question from a video that we usually watched, but I left it anyway! Use logic and see if you can figure it out.):