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| a history of the events or incidents leading to a crisis, situation, or the like. |
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| groupings of people according to wealth or importance in a society |
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| To move from one country or region and settle in another. |
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| how early people moved from continent to continent when there was less water. |
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| New Stone Age, when farming began |
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| people who regularly move from place to place without fixed homes. |
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| a grand temple to its chief, moutain of god |
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| An amount or a quantity in excess of what is needed |
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| ways of life shared by members of a group |
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| Old Stone Age, used stone to make tools and weapons |
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| began about 100,000 B.C.thick ice sheets that covered all the continents |
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| middle stone, changed from hunting to herding animals and became domesticated |
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| celebrating the feats of a legendary or traditional hero |
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| is a group of many different lands under one ruler |
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| scientists who study how humans developed and how they related to one another. |
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| Separation of the work force into different categories of labor |
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| the hunter -gatherers were nomads who hunted and gathered nearby berries nuts and grains. |
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| tame animals for human use |
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| boys from wealthy families who learned how to write became record keepers (scribe) |
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| someone who desgins a building |
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| what archeioligist use to measure an area |
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| sumerian system of writing made up of wedge-shaped markings |
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What century comes next?
A.D.1997 |
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| what are primary and secondary sources? |
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Primary:A source that have contemporary events
secondary:interpet primary source |
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| Ways in which early humans adapted to survive during the ice ages. |
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| THey learned how to tame fire,build sturdier shelters, change their diet, and making warm clothes. |
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| Follow large herds and move to warmer climates. |
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| differences between the three time eras. |
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| Paleolithic people:fist to use technology;Mesolithic Age;people changed from hunting to herding;Neolithic Age;began to build villages and farm. |
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| various scientists and their discoveries |
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| The leakeys;discovered many fossils of homininds and found skull nearly 2 million years ago.Johanson; discovered an entire skeleton of a hominid nicknamed Lucy. |
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| The development of tools. |
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| Hand axe, spear, fish hooks, needles, nets, baskets, clothing |
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| Reasons people began new settlements along rivers |
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| good farming conditions, easy to feed many people, water, fish,transportation, and trade |
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| Old Neolithic communities |
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| characteristics of civilization |
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| goverment, class division, cities, art, religion, trade |
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| changed the kind of food people ate,did not have to spread out, changed their food,pollute environment, helped spread disease faster |
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What century comes next?
776 B.C |
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