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What are the oldest traces of human beings

Homo sapiens

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Where were homo sapiens found?

The African continent

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How did homo sapiens differ from other species at the time?

They were slimmer and taller

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What gave homo sapiens the advantage over Neanderthals?

Being able to survive on less food in hard times

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What were humans better at?

Crafting elongated, stronger blades that could be attached to throwing spears

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What was the result of humans being able to create better blades?

They were more successful hunters

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What artistic legacy did Homo sapiens leave behind?

Etchings, bone carvings, painted cave walls, and flutes from bone

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What was the first destination of ancient humans out of Africa?

Asia

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When did homo sapiens arrive in Asia?

80-60,000 years ago

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When did homo sapiens first reach Europe?

40,000 years ago

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Where were Neanderthals pushed into?

Less hospitable mountain regions

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When did the Neanderthals go extinct?

25,000 years ago

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When did Humans arrive in North America?

15,000 years ago

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When did humans domesticate horses?

5,000 to 4,000 BCE

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When did camel domestication happen?

sometime before 2000 BCE

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Who traced the migration pathway from Africa to South America?

Paul Salopek

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How many miles was the journey from Africa to South America?

24,000 miles

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When did Paul Salopek trace the 24000 miles immigration pathway of Homo sapiens?

January 2013

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Where did Paul Salopek begin his journey?

Herto Bouri Ethiopia

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Why did Salopek begin his journey in Hero Bouri Ethiopia?

Its where the earliest remains of a recongnizably human subspecies were discovered

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What subspecies was discovered in Herto Bouri Ethiopia

Homo sapiens idaltu

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What was the name of the fossile in Herto Bouri Ethiopia?

Herto man

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How old is Herto man?

160,000 years old

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Where will Salopek’s expedition end?

Tierra del Fuego

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What is Salopeks expedition called?

Out of Eden Walk

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Which website posts updated about Salopeks Out of Eden Walk?

National Geographic

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How long did Salopek intially think the walk would take?

7 years

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As of 2025 how long has Salopek been walking?

Over a dozen years

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How much more does Salopek still have to cover?

More than half the distance

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What did Camels become known as?

Ships of the desert

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What transported the bulk of goods during the first thousand years CE?

Camel caravans

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Where did camel caravans facilitate trade between?

The Middle East and western Asia

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What was the strong motivation for domesticating animals?

The invention of the wheel

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When was the wheel invented?

3500 to 3350 BCE

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What places contains evidence of the wheel?

Images of wagons on clay tablets from ancient Uruk, wagon ruts in the ground in Flintbek, and a depiction of a wheeled vehicle on a pot

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What country occupies the space the Uruk once did?

Iraq

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Where were wagon ruts found?

Flintbek northern Germany

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Where was the depiction of a wheeled vehicle on a pot found?

Bronocice southern Poland

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What did larger four wheeled wagons depend on?

Oxen, horses, and strong beasts of burden

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Which aristocrat rode a wooden frame with two wheels and a padded arm rest?

Baron Karl von Drais de Sauerbrun

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When did Sauerbrun ride the wooden frame?

12 June 1817

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Where did Baron Karl von Drais de Sauerbrun ride the vehicle?

Mannheim Germany

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What did the vehicle Sauerburn rode resemble?

A modern bicycle

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What was different about Sauerbruns vehicle from modern bicycles?

It did not have pedals, baron used his legs to push the vehicle forwards and then coast

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How far was the baron able to travel?

14 kilometers (8.7 miles)

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How long did it take the Baron to travel 14 kilometers?

Less than an hour

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What was barons speed faster than at the time?

The mail coach

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What was Drais’ invention called?

Laufmaschine

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What does Laufmaschine translate to?

Running machine

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What did people begin to call the Laufmaschine?

A draisine or dandy horse

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How many years after its first introduction was the Laufmaschine improved?

22 years

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Who improved the Laufmaschine?

Kirkpatrick Macmillan

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How did Kirkpatrick Macmillan improve upon the Laufmaschine?

By devising a complex system of rods, levers, and cranks that allowed the rider to pedal the laufmaschine

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What did Kirkpatrick Macmillans deisgn resemble?

A treadle used to operate sewing machines and other equipment

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When did Kirkpatric Macmillan improve the design of the dandyhorse?

1839

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What was the next innovaton to the dandy horse?

Pedals on the front wheel to operate cranks

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When were the front wheel pedals introduced?

1860s

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Who put pedals on the fron wheels

Pierre Michaux and Pierre Lallement

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What term did Pierre Michaux and Pierre Lallement use for their machine?

Velocipede

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What does Velocipede mean?

Fast feet

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Why did people begin to call the velocipede the boneshaker?

Because of its wooden wheels that gave no cushioning over rough ground or cobblestone roads

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What material did the velocipede switch to?

Iron

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Did the iron help the velocipede?

No

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How was the velocipede changed in the 1870s?

A high-wheeler deisgn with a much larger front tire was developed

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What was the 1870 design nicknamed?

The penny-farthing

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What does penny farthing refer to?

Two British coins of very different diameters

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How big was the front wheel?

5 Feet in diameter

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How much bigger was the penny farthing than the modern bicycle?

Twice the size

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How many inches across did the rear wheel span?

16 inches across

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What other nickname did the penny farthiing gain?

Widow maker

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Why did the penny farthing gain the nickname widow maker?

It was dangerous to operate

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Falls on the penny farthing were known as what?

Taking a header

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The headers that riders faced on the penny farthing led to what?

The safety bicycle

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When was the safety bicycle developed?

The mid 1880s

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Who built the first commercially sucessful safety bicycle?

John Kemp Starly

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When was the first commercially successful safety bicycle made?

1885

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What did Starly call his safety bicycle?

The rover

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When did pneumatic rubber tires replace wooden or iron wheels?

The 1890s

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How many people were in the League of American Wheelmen by the end of the 19th century?

More than 100,000

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True or False, many of those in the League of American Wheelmen were female

True

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When did tandems begin to appear?

The 1880s

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Who envisioned the tandem bicycle deacdes before the 1880s?

Baron von Drais

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Early models of the tandem bicycle were designed to put the non-steering rider where?

On the front saddle

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Where did the sheet music for Daisy Bell come from?

Australia

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When was Daisy Bell released?

1892