World History Unit 0 - Early humans

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Origin of the human species

Africa

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How humans crossed from Asia to North America

Land bridge - Beringia

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Reasons for early human migration

  1. Food

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  1. Climate

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  1. Protection

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Nickname of the Paleolithic Era

Old Stone Age

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Kinship Groups

Family groups

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Hunter-Gatherer

People who rely primarily on foraging and hunting for their food supply

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Animism

The worship of animals and things in nature

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Nomads

People who move from place to place following the herds or due to climate

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Prehistory

The period of time before written language

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Benefits of the discovery of fire

  1. Protection from predators

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  1. Kills bacteria in food

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  1. Warmth

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  1. Light

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Nickname of the Neolithic Era

New Stone Age

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Agricultural Revolution

Humans switch from hunting/gathering → agriculture for food source

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Agriculture

The farming of domesticated plants

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Megalith

Large stone monuments/structures

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Domestication

The controlled raising of plants & animals for human use

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Fertile Crescent

Region of extremely fertile soil in the Middle East

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Shift from hunter/gathering to farming

The agricultural revolution marks the shift from hunter/gathering to farming as the primary source of food.

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Technological artifacts indicating settlements in Neolithic Era

  1. Tools - plow, hoe & sickle

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  1. Pottery

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  1. Weaving

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Changes in human lifestyles after agriculture adoption

Humans begin living in larger settlements

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Growth of large cities → creates need for strong government