Ch. 1 Early Gatherers And Hunters Flashcards

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Archeologists draw conclusions about prehistoric peoples by _________.

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Finding and analyzing ancient artifacts.

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Professionals who are dedicated to studying ancient people’s artifacts.

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Archeologists

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During the Ice Age, the people of _____ used hand-made tools.

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Clovis, New Mexico.

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Scholars believed for years that the Clovis people were the _______ people in the _______.

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First

Americas?

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Finding Monte Verde, Chile, was important because:

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It proved that the Clovis people were not the first Americans.

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The widespread use of polished rock tools marked the beginning of the ________.

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New Stone Age.

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Surplus food led to ______ during the Stone Age.

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Bartering

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Name some things that are part of someone’s culture:

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Technology
Customs
Beliefs
Art

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Animals that early humans domesticated were those that _____

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Could be useful to them.

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How do archeologists draw conclusions about an ancient civilization?

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By uncovering and studying evidence, or clues from the past.

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Why are the Clovis people important to archeologists?

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Do you think scientists will change their theories if evidence of a civilization older than 12,500 years is found? Why?

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What is one possible reason why we continue to domesticate different types of plants today?

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Do people today use domesticated animals in the same ways as people did during the Stone Age? Explain.

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Yes. Animals provide meat for food and skin for clothing.

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The long period of time before people developed systems of writing and written language.

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Prehistory

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Prehistory

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The long period of time before people developed writing and written language.

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The study of the past cultures through the things that remain such as buildings, tools or pottery.

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Archeology

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Archeology

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The study of past cultures through the things that remain such as buildings, tools or pottery.

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Archaeologist

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A scientist who uncovers evidence or proof from the past.

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A scientist who uncovers evidence or proof from the past.

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Archaeologist.

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Artifact.

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An object made by people long ago.

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An object made by people long ago.

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Migrate

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To move from one place to another.

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To move from one place to another.

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Glacier
A huge ice sheet.
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A huge ice sheet.
Glacier.
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Technology
The way in which humans produce the items they use.
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The way in which humans produce the items they use.
Technology.
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Domesticate
To tame.
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To tame.
Domesticate
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Harvest
To gather
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To gather
Harvest
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Excavation site
A site where archaeologists uncover artifacts.
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A site where archaeologists uncover artifacts.
Excavation site.
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Agriculture
The raising of plants and animals for human use.
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The raising of plants and animals for human use.
Agriculture
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Surplus
An extra supply
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An extra supply
Surplus
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Nomad
A person who travels from place to place without a permanent home.
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A person who travels from place to place without a permanent home.
Nomad
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Social division
A group that does a certain type of work.
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A group that does a certain type of work.
Social division
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Climate
The average weather conditions of a place over a long span of time.
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The average weather conditions of a place over a long span of time.
Climate.
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Culture
The way in which individuals and groups react to their environment, including their technology, customs, beliefs, and art.
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The way in which individuals and groups react to their environment, including their technology, customs, beliefs, and art.
Culture
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Anthropology
The study of how people have developed and live in cultural groups.
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The study of how people have developed and live in cultural groups.
Anthropology
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Landform
A natural feature of Earth's surface such as a valley, plain, hill, or mountain.
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A natural feature of Earth's surface such as a valley, plain, hill, or mountain.
Landform
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Geography
The study of the relationship between physical features, climate, and people.
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The study of the relationship between physical features, climate, and people.
Geography.
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Diverse
Different
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Different
Diverse